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cdreece

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Can someone please help me!!! I have a 2000 Kia Sportage 4 door I installed an Avistart 6000 remote start alarm on it but i can not get the locks figured out. I know i have found the right plug but cant figure out how to wire them.

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Power Lock	RED / GREEN (-)	22 PIN SQUARE CONN ABOVE FUSE BLOCK
Power Unlock	WHITE/ RED (-)

Negative PULSE

You may have to use Relays for better Ground Pulse

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cdreece

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Thanks Mo found them and got it fixed. Need help with something else if anyone has any ideal.Any idea where the factory alarm wire is and color and gauge? When i use the remote start it sets off the factory alarm. My alarm (Avistart 6000 ) has a factory alarm disarm wire but dont know where to find the wire on my Sportage. Sorry for all the questions never messed with a Kia before.

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OEM Alarm Arm WHITE/ RED (-) DRIVER KICK PANEL (SAME AS DOORLOCK

OEM Alarm Disarm RED / GREEN (-) DRIVER KICK PANEL WIRES) *

* Recommend Domelight Supervision NOT Be Used w/OEM Alarm Present As Alarm Will Be Triggered As Soon As Doors Lock.

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cdreece

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.Any idea where the factory alarm wire is located and color and gauge? When i use the remote start it sets off the factory alarm. My alarm (Avistart 6000 ) has a factory alarm disarm wire but dont know where to find the wire on my Sportage. Thanks for any help in advance

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cdreece wrote:

read my post above.....

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cdreece

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Ok thanks sorry about that seen the door lock colors and didnt think clearly. Thanks Do you recommend hooking up the disarm wire or cutting the arm/ disarm wiresin too?Does cutting them disarm and keep from rearming ? I've never used the factory alarm. Thanks for your help.

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most factory alarms work off of the door locks.....diode isolate the wires and just use the same wires as the alarm door lock wires...

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When you say diode isolate the wires you are talking about the arm/disarm wires then hook my alarm disarm wire to the unlock wire.Sorry for asking all the questions i hate to have to be spoon feed.

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does the alarm have arm and disarm wires???if so use them....if not use your lock and unlock wires...

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