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prostart ct3400tw, 94 buick lesabre ltd., 93 olds 98


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Greatwhitenorth 
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Posted: January 17, 2005 at 11:21 PM / IP Logged  

i am installing a prostart ct3400tw the install manual is a little confusing.  i am stuck on the 

(-) arm & (-) disarm i know the disarm is suppost to go to the oem disarm wire bue were does the arm go.  this is being installed into a 94 buick lesabre ltd.  and 93 olds 98 

external trigger input is another one.  i am asumming that i do not need to use this wire.

thanks anyone

always learning, thanks for your time
metaverse 
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Posted: January 18, 2005 at 12:31 AM / IP Logged  
Well..there is no factory arm wire on the 94 lesabre.
on the 93 olds 98 the factory arm wire is yellow in driver's door hanress and factory disarm wire is lt.green in the same harness..test and verify..wires might not exist.
external trigger input is designed to interface with existing alarm systems and not necessarily just for that alone. for e.g. an existing alarm/keyless system might have an external trigger output wire that will send a signal/pulse to whatever you connect it to..in your case this external trigger input will connect to that wire thus enabling you to activate remote start using the existing system in place.. Some folks tie it into their keypad (certain nissan's..fords etc) You can also tie it into an alarm channel that sends a signal by pressing certain combo of keys on the remote fob... And lastly, this trigger can also double as a installer test wire..when you are down in the dash and want to test the system, you just follow the instructions to activate the external trigger (usually making contact with ground) It will help you test/troubleshoot the system as needed.
Greatwhitenorth 
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Posted: January 18, 2005 at 4:38 PM / IP Logged  
metaverse wrote:
Well..there is no factory arm wire on the 94 lesabre.
on the 93 olds 98 the factory arm wire is yellow in driver's door hanress and factory disarm wire is lt.green in the same harness..test and verify..wires might not exist.
external trigger input is designed to interface with existing alarm systems and not necessarily just for that alone. for e.g. an existing alarm/keyless system might have an external trigger output wire that will send a signal/pulse to whatever you connect it to..in your case this external trigger input will connect to that wire thus enabling you to activate remote start using the existing system in place.. Some folks tie it into their keypad (certain nissan's..fords etc) You can also tie it into an alarm channel that sends a signal by pressing certain combo of keys on the remote fob... And lastly, this trigger can also double as a installer test wire..when you are down in the dash and want to test the system, you just follow the instructions to activate the external trigger (usually making contact with ground) It will help you test/troubleshoot the system as needed.
always learning, thanks for your time
Greatwhitenorth 
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Posted: January 18, 2005 at 4:47 PM / IP Logged  

thanks for the excellent info this helps very much. 

always learning, thanks for your time

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