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squallz 
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Posted: November 10, 2018 at 10:42 PM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote squallz
I just got a new compustar remote start that also has keyless entry. The module supplies a single negative lock and single negative unlock pulse wire. It seems like my car has type c door locks but when I power probe the wires it looks like they are running on a 5v reference instead of 12v. How do I wire into these locks so I can have keyless entry??
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Posted: November 10, 2018 at 10:43 PM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote squallz
2004 Grand Cherokee
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Posted: November 11, 2018 at 12:20 AM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote squallz
It's also worth mentioning that I have the remote start part working 100% and said FU to a bypass module and just taped an extra key by the key cylinder. It works fine for my purposes. It's a compustar 2 way remote start with the lcd screen and it's also got an alarm with a shock sensor, siren, etc (also hooked up). All I wanna do now is hook up the parking lights (headlights are already hooked up). I read that the parking lights need a ground pulse through a 1300ohm resisor to activate? I don't want to get into the trouble of getting the 455JW because quite frankly it's not very well documented and I'm impatient waiting for shipping
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Posted: November 11, 2018 at 4:12 AM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote kreg357
Not using a data module to control the door locks in that vehicle is a labor intensive and time consuming task.
Basically you will need 4 relays and have to go into both front doors to complete the install. If you want to
go that way, here is a link to some helpful information from Bulldog Security :
    http://diagrams.marktoonen.nl/DOWNLOADS/3430_GRAND-CHEROKEE_JEEP%20GRAND%20CHEROKEE%20LOCKS.pdf
They show it with their prewired "778 relays" but you can duplicate it with regular 30/40 Amp SPDT relays.
As for the Parking Lights, yes 1,300 ohm resistor. Here is a link to Bulldogs info :
   http://diagrams.marktoonen.nl/DOWNLOADS/14301_GRAND-CHEROKEE_GRAND%20CHEROKEE%20PARKING%20LIGHT%20DIAGRAM.pdf
They use a relay controlled by the (+) Parking Light output from the R/S system.
Here is a link to a Pictorial on your Jeep that shows the Parking Light MUX wire.
    https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?tid=137527
Soldering is fun!
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Posted: November 11, 2018 at 6:51 AM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote squallz
If I only put 1 relay in each front door, won't it only control the 2 front doors?
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Posted: November 11, 2018 at 6:56 AM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote squallz
Also, I already have all the relaus. Once I get the door panel off, there are the 2 wires running from inside the boot up to the switch and those are the only wires I see. Where do I splice them?
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You can actually get to the 3 connections of either of the door lock switches. You can then use only 2 relays in only one door. This will unlock and lock all 5 doors. It has been a while since we have done 1. If you remove the housing from the door and take some pictures I can guide you. This duplicates the switch being pressed.
Relays as such. 30 of both relays to the common connection of the switch. 87 of 1 to the lock of switch. 87 of the other relay to unlock.   
This does require soldering onto a circuit board. And following traces from switch to the next down line connection to solder to.
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Posted: November 11, 2018 at 7:14 AM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote squallz
If I can avoid soldering, I want to do that at all costs. Even if it's following the instructions by kreg. After I destroyed my gauge cluster on my other vehicle while trying to changed light color, I'll never get a soldering iron close to a vehicle again lmao.
So basically I need 4 relays, 2 for each front door...
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Posted: November 11, 2018 at 7:20 AM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote squallz
Lock Problem in 2004 Grand Cherokee -- posted image.
Here..4 relays 2 for each door (even though it only says 2, but shows 4).
Will this work if my RS/KLE module outputs a negative pulse for door locks? Is that what this diagram is for?
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