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azamora619 
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ANY HELP PLEASE, WOULD BE REALLY APPRECIATE IT. THANKS...
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Please list your wired connections from the PKALL to what on the car.
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If you are going W2W, you should cut the D2D harness and connect the Red wire to +12V constant ( the Excalibur's main +12V
Red or RED / White input wire after the fuse is fine ) and the Black wire to chassis ground ( Excalibur's Black chassis ground wire
is OK, too ).  The PKALL's Blue/White (-) While Running wire should go to the Excalibur's Blue Status (-) Output wire on the Blue
3 Pin Sat. Relay Port.
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azamora619 
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Posted: January 15, 2014 at 1:28 PM / IP Logged  
kreg357, I wired PKALL connector #1 blue wire to 12v,and black wire to ground, just like u mentioned it. Connector #2
PKALL     CAR
PURPLE / white RX to RED / Black (pin4)
Yellow/Black Tx to BROWN / Orange (pin3)
Blue/White       to Blue (alarms (-) status output.
Green to N.C
Pink to Pink ignition wire (alarms)
Black to N.C
This is how I have wired the PKALL.
P.S. In the PKALL's programming manual my vehicle requires 2 keys which I have, the procedure are to insert key #1 than key #2, how do I know which is key #1 and Key #2?? since both of my keys have (s#1) stamped on them. both keys start the car. I want to know that I have the correct keys before attempting to program the module again, as I have heard that the PKALL can get locked....
Thank you for all of your help....
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Posted: January 15, 2014 at 5:38 PM / IP Logged  
I believe your pink wire from the PKALL should go to pin 1, WHITE/ Violet. Same connector as the TX and RX wires.
Keys are not numbered as to Key 1 or Key 2. The first key you put in is key one, the second key is key 2.
They need to be two original keys.
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Posted: January 18, 2014 at 10:42 PM / IP Logged  
smokeman1 thank you, finally got the remote start working. I connected the PKALL pink wire to the PATS ignition wire.... and it remote started right up... who would have thought a single wire would not allow the remote start to work....
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