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joeeyo

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Posted: January 20, 2003 at 3:07 PM / IP Logged

Hey all,

Nice site with LOTS of info!!!!

A friend has a FORD remote start/alarm he salvaged out of his wifes car that was totalled. My question is, using the info here (wiring diagrams) is the a Do-It-Yourself install or is it alittle deep??? It DOES have the by-pass module (put extra key in).

Also, what is the guess on how much time it will take?

We planned on using the "bugs" where you lay the original wire in, lay the unit wire next to it and close it. Are these OK to use???

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR ANY TIME AND/OR ASSISTANCE YOU MAY PROVIDE!!!!!!!!

Joey "O"

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brianh

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Posted: January 20, 2003 at 7:26 PM / IP Logged

If this is your first remote start take your time. Dont hurry, check your wires with a meter and if you run into a problem come here and ask. The installation of these units are not hard. The thing is that every vehicle is diffrent and you need to know the diffrences and how to get around the diffrent door lock systems and what not. It usually takes me about 4 to 6 hours for a full featured alarm/remote start with all the funtions hooked up. Some peple are faster and some are slower. You are probably looking at a full day job. Be sure to do this on a weekend so if you run over on time it wont be a big deal. Good luck on your install! Brian

Stangslvr

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Posted: February 12, 2003 at 10:42 PM / IP Logged

Use solder and tape. Those type of connectors arent great and you dont want any problems. REmote starts have a lot of wires with power running through it at one time, so make sure all connections are good and solder them! T taps are ok in some situations, but they just dont last!

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Posted: February 13, 2003 at 10:51 AM / IP Logged

Solder all of the wires that you install in the main Ignition harness for sure. You will be just OK using connectors for your parking lights and keyless entry if you so choose, but solder is always better. I will occasionally use a connector if I cannot reach a wire very easily to solder it, but i always secure the wire to the target wire with tape and then leave slack in case the wire gets tugged some how, then it wont rip out. This should take you about 8 hours Is my guess

J Rilla

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