90 Honda Accord Remote Start Wiring, Python 5305P

Python model 5305P I need help with the whole remote start side of the alarm. I have the keyless entry part installed. I'm just lost with this 2nd ignition and all that. 1320cb7

You’re Car doesn’t have a 2nd ignition. All you need to hook up is ignition,starter and accessory.No better feeling then getting a remote start to work right!

Not needed don't bother. But do power up ALL of the fused wires.

So I need #6 & #7 for starter #10 for ignition 1 also #5 needs constant power what about #1 fused 12v accessory /starter kill relay input? 1320cb7

Yes. Red Red/white Red/black and red on the other harness must all be powered up. You can also program the pink/white on the main (high current) harness as your second ACC. Seriously if you have to ask these questions should you be attempting this? Possibly the most simple install around.

Just wanted to make sure... Which ones do I use?? 1320cb7

You need to look at the 10 pin heavy gauge harness to do the remote start. From that 24 pin harness you would have to connect the black/white to ground and the violet/white to the uncommon color at a coil. Best of luck.No better feeling then getting a remote start to work right!

Ty very much! The remote start is done. Just needed help with this last bit. Just want to make sure I have everything lined up correctly before I start stripping and soldering1320cb7

Just a few thoughts. The info given so far is accurate for a 1990 Honda Accord with Automatic Transmission. If your car is not an Auto Trans vehicle, there are many things that must be done to ensure a safe install. Assuming Auto Trans, there are at least 2 more connections needed from the 24 Pin harness. You will need to connect the (+) Brake wire, Brown wire at Pin 20, to the vehicle Brake wire, GREEN/WHITE (+)   @ SWITCH ABOVE BRAKE PEDAL. The (-) Hood Pin wire, Pin 9 Gray wire, should be connected to the kit supplied and installed hood pin. This is an important safety feature. On your older car, I would suggest connecting the Tach wire to the vehicle's Blue wire at the distributor. This provides a stronger signal that a F.I. Additionally, a Tach Learn will have to be successfully completed. Additional connections might be needed if your car has the factory alarm system but you mentioned that part of the install was OK.Soldering is fun!

Good point. I drive manual transmission. NEVER EVER! Leave it in gear! I always use my parking park. Ive always adjusted it every other month. I wanted to use the e brake signal for the safety neutral? Is that a possibility?1320cb7