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juspifool 
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I have a 2005 F150 that I put a Crimestopper RS-900.VII remote start in it. If I put a key in the ignition and push the start button on the remote, it will start, so I know the remote start works. I bought a PFK3 so that I could bypass the PATS system, but I can't for the life of me get it to work. Could someone tell me how to install it and where to hook each of the wires. I put it in according to the directions, but the light on the PFK3 never comes on. Hoping I could find some help here.
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Mark
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there's two wires in the ignition harness, WHITE/ green and grey/orange, they are twisted together. green from the PKF3 goes to the WHITE/ green, pink goes to the grey/orange.
now, you need 12V constant on the red wire, ground on the black and ground when running on the brown wire.
now that's done you need to program the PKF3.
here's how I do it.
Insert key#1 and turn it on until the LED on the top of the dash shuts off.
Insert key #2 and turn it on until the LED on the top of the dash shuts off.
now, remove the key and remote start the vehicle. the LED will flash rapidly. count to 5, and shut off the starter. Now restart the remote starter. the vehicle will run now.
Shaughn Murley
Install Manager, Dealer Services
Visions Electronics
Red Deer, Alberta
juspifool 
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Thanks, I will try that as soon as I get a chance.
ScottS 
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the pkf will not work on that truck you need the fdtb5
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The PKF3 does work on this truck. I have done about 5 of these and have not had a problem with it.
When installing the PKF3 into the '05 Ford F150, the TX & RX wire colors are as follows. If the LED on the PKF3 does not function as the vehicle SECURITY LED does during programming, reverse these wires and re-program.
TX (GREEN-PKF3) = WHITE/ GREEN
RX (PINK-PKF3) = GRAY/ORANGE
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Velocity Motors wrote:
The PKF3 does work on this truck. I have done about 5 of these and have not had a problem with it.
When installing the PKF3 into the '05 Ford F150, the TX & RX wire colors are as follows. If the LED on the PKF3 does not function as the vehicle SECURITY LED does during programming, reverse these wires and re-program.
TX (GREEN-PKF3) = WHITE/ GREEN
RX (PINK-PKF3) = GRAY/ORANGE
Yeah, what I said, wait, what Jeff said, huh? well what we both said, I did another 05 ford last night. with a PKF3, and it worked, again......Wires were in the same spot, twisted together with the ignition wires, horn wire is there too....
Shaughn Murley
Install Manager, Dealer Services
Visions Electronics
Red Deer, Alberta
juspifool 
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Do I connect the red wire to constant power or switched power?
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Constant, it needs power while the truck is off.
juspifool 
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Big Problems! I hooked it as I was told above, went to program the PKF3, and security led was flashing. This happens with both keys and now I can not start the truck even with the key. Could the computer have forgotten the code somehow.
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juspifool wrote:
Big Problems! I hooked it as I was told above, went to program the PKF3, and security led was flashing. This happens with both keys and now I can not start the truck even with the key. Could the computer have forgotten the code somehow.
Thanks
Remove everything you installed into the truck.
Take truck to professional.
I have done dozens of 04-05 F-150's with this setup with ZERO problems.
Shaughn Murley
Install Manager, Dealer Services
Visions Electronics
Red Deer, Alberta
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