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Why Did The Shop Do This? 2001 Tahoe, Viper 5706, DB3


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mr.martinez562 
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Posted: February 27, 2019 at 9:41 AM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote mr.martinez562
This is the write up I followed to install the viper and db3 of course I rechecked with my wiring diagrams and it's the same the relay I was asking about was the 8617 at the bottom of this write up. Btw thanks kreg 357 you been a great help.
2002 Silverado with Viper 5806 and DB-ALL2 flashed with 4.02 GM5 Ver 3.12.106a firmware.
Assumptions : Gasoline engine, factory door locks, going with D2D between Viper & DB-ALL2.
There is no need for the 451M door lock module, the DB-ALL2 will handle the locks and alarm via it's connection to the J1850
Data wire at the OBD2 connector.
          Pin Color          Description     Destination
MH   1 Red      (+)12VDC Constant Input      Red  (+)  @ ignition harness
MH   2 Black             (-) Chassis Ground      Chassis Ground
MH   3 Brown            (+) Siren Output       Viper siren
MH   4 WHITE/ Brown     Parking light isolation        Not Used
MH   5 White             Parking light output BCM Gray Connector, Brown wire, pin 6 (+)     * Set jumper to (+)
MH   6 Orange          (-)500mA Ground when armed         Not used
DL   1 Blue (-)500mA Unlock output            Not used - handled via D2D
DL   2 EMPTY 
DL   3 Green (-)500mA Lock output Not used - handled via D2D
RS   1 NC 
RS   2 RED / Black   (+) Fused 12V acc/start input          RED / White  (+) @ ignition harness
RS   3 Pink/Black  (+) Flex relay input 87a key side     Not used
RS   4 Pink/White  (+) Ignition 2/flex relay output         White (+) @ ignition harness
RS   5 Red   (+) Fused 12V Ignition 1 Input      Red  (+) @ ignition harness
RS   6 Green   (+) Starter Input (key side)       Yellow (+) @ ignition harness     cut wire
RS   7 Violet   (+)Start output (car side)           Yellow (+) @ ignition harness     cut wire
RS   8 Orange       (+) Accessory output          Orange (+) @ ignition harness
RS   9 RED / White  (+) Fused 12V Ignition 2     RED / White  (+) @ ignition harness
RS  10 Pink  (+) Ignition 1 Input/output  Pink (+) @ ignition harness
AST   1 Pink/White   (-) 200mA Ignition 2/flex Output           not used
AST   2 Blue/White   (-) 200mA 2nd Status/rear defog output          not used
AST   3 RED / White    (-) 200mA trunk release output not used
AST   4 BLACK / YELLOW   (-) 200mA dome light output              not used
AST   5 Dark Blue    (-) 200mA status output           Not used - handled via D2D
AST   6 WHITE/ Black   (-) 200mA AUX 3 output        not used
AST   7 WHITE/ Violet   (-) 200mA AUX 1 output        not used
AST   8 ORANGE / Black   (-) 200mA AUX 4 output      not used
AST   9 Gray (-) Hood pin input (NC or NO)             to kit supplied hood pin
AST   10 Blue (-) trunk pin/instant trigger input (NC or NO)      not used
AST   11 WHITE/ Blue   Activation Input         not used
AST   12 Violet/White   Tachometer input                 Not used - handled via D2D
AST   13 BLACK/ White   (-) neutral safety/parking brake input            Not used - handled via D2D ( E-Brake ? )
AST   14 GREEN/ Black   (-) 200mA Factory alarm disarm output       Not used - handled via D2D
AST   15 Green (-) Door input        Not used - handled via D2D
AST   16 BROWN / Black   (-) 200mA horn honk output optional ( already have Viper siren )
AST   17 Pink (-) 200mA Ignition 1 output     not used
AST   18 Violet (+) Door input           not used
AST   19 Violet/Black   (-) 200mA AUX 2 output      not used
AST   20 Brown (+) Brake shutdown input    White (+)  @ brake pedal switch
AST   21 Violet / YELLOW   (-) 200mA starter output    not used
AST   22 Gray/Black   (-) Diesel wait to start input not used
AST   23 Orange (-) 200mA accessory output       to extra relay Pin 85 ( for Brown ACC2 wire )
AST   24 GREEN / WHITE   (-) 200mA factory alarm arm output Not used - handled via D2D
DB-ALL2
D2D harness to Viper
Blue 14 Pin Plug
Pin 2 Violet / YELLOW to OBD2 Pin 2 Violet
Red 12 Pin Plug
Pin 1 BLACK/ White to Tan (-)  @ BCM, purple plug, pin B4
Pins 8 & 9 to Yellow Passlock2 wire at steering column harness
Black 10 Pin Plug
Pin 8 Violet to Viper     RS   Pin 7  thick Violet (+) Start output
Pin 9 Pink to Viper       RS   Pin 10  thick Pink  (+) Ignition 1 Input/output 
Extra relay ( 8617 ) for ACC2 :
Pin 85 to Viper    AST   Pin 23 Orange (-) 200mA accessory output
Pin 86 and 87 to Red  (+) @ ignition harness through 25 amp fuse
Pin 30 to Brown ACC2 @ ignition harness
Pin 87a not used
Mr.562
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Posted: March 05, 2019 at 9:32 PM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote kreg357
Please remember that that Pictorial and write-up was specific to a R/S system and the
bypass module used. While there are many similarities, there are significant differences.
4806 with DB2 vs 5706 with Fortin INT-SL+
Correct me if I'm wrong but beside using a Viper 5706 instead of a Viper 4806, you are
going to use a basic Passlock2 only bypass module instead of a full featured bypass
module.
The 5706 is an alarm system and will need to monitor the trucks doors and hood to
provide the alarm functions. The DB2 was capable of handling the trucks factory
alarm system. For your install you will have to hardwire the Viper Door Trigger
inputs directly to the trucks door pins.
If your truck has a factory alarm system additional wires must be run to control
the factory alarm.   
Lastly, the DB2 was directly handling the door locks while your install will use
relays and direct connections to the (+) lock / unlock wires. I believe you have
that aspect covered but I'm not positive.
I really don't have a good grasp on where you are at right now to be sure how to
advise you. My first thought would be for you to provide the actual wire connections
made using the real Viper 5706 plugs and wire colors.
Soldering is fun!
mr.martinez562 
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Posted: March 11, 2019 at 12:58 PM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote mr.martinez562
Sorry about the confusion kreg357 my current wiring for the 5706 goes as follows:
MH 1 Red to ignition red
MH 2 black to chassis ground
MH 3 brown to viper siren
MH 4 white/brown not used
MH 5 white to brown wire at BCM also went on +
MH 6 orange not used
DL 1 blue not used
DL 2 empty
DL 3 green not used
RS 1 empty
RS 2 red/black to red/white ignition
RS 3 pink/black not used
RS 4 pink/white to white ignition
RS 5 red to red ignition
RS 6 green to yellow ignition
RS 7 violet to yellow ignition
RS 8 orange to orange ignition
RS 9 red/white to red white ignition
RS 10 pink to pink ignition
AST 1 pink/white not used
AST 2 blue/ white not used
AST 3 red/white not used
AST 4 black/yellow not used
AST 5 dark blue not used
AST 6 whute/black not used
AST 7 white/violet not used
AST 8 orange/black not used
AST 9 gray to hood pin
AST 10 blue not used
AST 11 white/blue not used
AST 12 violet/white not used
AST 13 black/white to white brake pedal
AST 14 green/black not used
AST 15 green not used
AST 16 brown/black to black wire at bcm
AST 17 pink not used
AST 18 violet not used
AST 19 violet/black not used
AST 20 brown to white brake pedal
AST 21 violet/yellow not use
AST 22 gray/black not used
AST 23 orange not used
AST 24 green/white not used
DB3 d2d
Blue plug violet/yellow to violet obd
Red plug black/white to tan wire bcm
Violet/green to yellow passlock
Violet/brown to yellow passlock
Black plug violet to RS violet wire
Pink to RS pink ignition
You have to connect the db3 as follows black plug first red plug second blue plug third and d2d last
So now my question is do I need a acc2 relay?
Mr.562
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Posted: March 12, 2019 at 10:45 AM / IP Logged Link to Post Post Reply Quote kreg357
First, AST 13 goes to Chassis Ground for an Auto Trans vehicle that passes the NSS safety tests.
I would also hardwire AST 12 to the DB3's Tach Output as shown in their diagram.
Second, the DB3 should be flashed with the 403.GM5 Ver 4.10 firmware.
Make sure that the DB3 vehicle programming procedure completes successfully and follows the guide exactly.
Set the Viper to Auto Trans and Tach Mode. Perform a Tach Learn. Verify that the jumper
fuse is set to (+) Parking Light Output.
While I believe that the ACC2 Brown wire is not mandatory for your vehicle, I always add that
relay and power all the ignition wires just like a normal key startup would.
Again, I've never used a DB3. The modules I use for that vehicle only do the
Passlock2 bypass function. There is a list of the functions supported by the DB3 om
Page 4 of the install guide. I would definitely check out everything after the
install, especially the rear door triggers for the 5706 alarm system.
Soldering is fun!
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