Directechs Login

Is anyone willing to share their Login Info for Directechs?

I believe they monitor ip addresses that are logged for each account. If new ip addresses pop up they would quickly detect it. Pretty sure that sharing it would be a good way for a dealer to lose access themselves. Not sure how hard that is enforced, but I think I read that somewhere.Steve G

Yes you are probably correct in saying that. I was a direct DEI dealer/retailer for almost 20 years, then my business began to evolve into more offroad accessories like lift kits and things. All of my logins do not work any longer on Directechs. I've been in business for 27 years, so I have a huge customer base and following. Just recently I've been contacted by old customers wanting me to do their alarms and such in their new vehicles. I honestly am getting too old to be curled up under the dash any longer than I need to be! Was just hoping someone would share theirs to help me out?

I use a few others that are similar although maybe not as detailed. http://www.bulldogsecurity.com/bdnew/vehiclewiringdiagrams.aspx http://readyremote.com/Registration? I use the following product UPC 093207024382 and it usually works. Using an incognito browser should allow you to use it more than once. Otherwise it limits your ability to search for another vehicle for a while. http://www.commandocaralarms.com/wiringsearch.asp https://shieldtechsecurity.com/support/diagrams/vehicle/ Older stuff here but still a good reference. http://alarmsellout.com/support/diagrams/vehicle/ Lastly the database on this site is pretty useful and always growing. https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/vehicles.html For the really new vehicles I’m sure a request in these forums will yield you a wiring sheet on a vehicle by vehicle basis from some kind member that has a current directechs account. That’s everything I have saved in my bookmarks. If anyone else has other free useful database links, then please add them. Good Luck.Steve G

Hey I really appreciate the info you have provided! Although I did know about a couple of the sites you mentioned, there is a couple that i did not know about. Any and all info helps! Thanks Again!

The ready remote site offers what seems the closest to the DIRECTECH documents you are looking for. I think it is thier data but just uses a different way to access it for people that purchase thier DIY products. Like I mentioned, if you use the UPC I provided it works. Once it displays the wiring info you can't change the vehicle using the drop downs above the wiring chart. So just click print and it makes a printout that looks just like DIRECTECH diagrams. Then if you try another vehicle just start back from the beginning and using incognito should allow you to do it over and over. If they email a direct link it supposedly is accessible for 7 days but I find that it usually gives an error so print a copy or screen shot the diagram to keep a copy.Steve G

Also lookup your vehicle on bypass manufacturer's websites. You can find some information about wire colors and pin locations: https://old.directechs.com/ https://fortin.ca/ https://www.idatalink.com/ One more useful resource: http://www.bbbind.com/tsb-wiring-diagrams-database/My ex once told me I have a perfect face for radio.

i just purchase fortin wirecolor off ebay $1 each dragon

I'm going to bring this thread back from the dead in hopes of helping somebody. As of 10/31/2020 I am able to get diagrams from directechs without a login and stumbled on this accidentally. I made a youtube video hoping to help people who were in my situation. It is a lot easier to see what I'm doing in the video if you use a computer instead of a phone, especially the part at the top of the screen. Good luck. https://youtu.be/fPSJx0r04OY

Login would be good for the ds4 systems. Recently bought one because they "say" everything can be programmed the an app on your phone instead of needing the old bitwritter... what they didnt say is you need a directed account It has already cost me 50 per visit to a dealer to have things programmed