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xenonmatrix

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Posted: March 30, 2006 at 11:24 PM / IP Logged

with the relays it says it should have a fused 12 volts how large of a fuse would you recommend i use for it? or does it nessaryly need it?

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ANY connection to a +12V source requires some type of fuse/circuit breaker/safety device. Match the draw of the device you are trying to add to the value of the fuse required. In other words, if whatever you are adding requires 20Amps, use a 20Amp fuse on the supply wire.

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hey guys another quick question on my alarm the only acc on it is for the remote start does that wire go to the first ACC on the car which is orange or second ACC which is brown? thank you

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sry another quick question for velocity on that 2nd accessory relay diagram it says to gound out when running wire from remote starter unit what wire would connect to pin 85? thank you

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The wire for the ACC will go the the ORANGE wire and connect a relay for the BROWN wire.

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The ground when running wire is the status output wire

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xenonmatrix

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(The ground when running wire is the status output wire) what wire would i use to connect that wire to on the remote start cause i need it for that relay and the bypass module ? thank you

xenonmatrix

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Posted: April 02, 2006 at 10:01 AM / IP Logged

also on the bypass module there are four wires 12 volt ground, data bus, the ground ( starter) now it says Ground when running wire from remote starter activates Interface kit on demand. would that wire go to the starter wire on the remote start or a different wire?

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Posted: April 02, 2006 at 10:04 AM / IP Logged

sry about the first question i worded it wrong on the second acc relay i ment to ask what wire would pin 85 connect to on the remote start/alarm thanks and sry again

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Posted: April 02, 2006 at 11:09 AM / IP Logged

hey guys sry another quick question there is a starter kill on my alarm (orange (-) 500mA gound-when-armed output to starter killer) where would i hook that up on a monte carlo or is there relay involved

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