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grissomb 
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I am installing an aftermarket alarm/remote start and I am undable to locate the "horn" wire coming from the top of the steering column.  I have removed everything from the column to make sure I didnt overlook it.  It appears that I do not have  a "BLACK / YELLOW" wire.  I do have a solid "Black" wire though.  Any thoughts on this?  I have isolated the horn down to one specific harness, but I am  not exactly sure how to test for the horn.  Thanks for yoru help.
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Black at bcm below steering column in grey connector.
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Thanks for that info mikvot.  I do have one more quick question regarding this install.  The question is in regards to theTach wire.  I connected it to the white wire that is in the plug that plugs into the Instrument Cluster that is in the dash.  Is this correct? 
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Yeah,i think there is only one white wire so it should be correct. No way to know for sure without testing the wire with a dmm. Also, make sure you power up the white second igntion of the vehicle with your remote start.
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Well, It looks like so far I have everything correctly connected.  I do have one last question regarding the wiring.  It does concern the remote start.  I purchased a Bulldog Security T-Harness that is vehicle specific and has the following wires coming from it:

< face=Arial color=#000000 >(2) red wires are 12 volts constant.
white is ignition 1
WHITE/ red is ignition 2
WHITE/ black is acc.
yellow/black is starter
 
On the alarm system, it says the following for the yellow wire: < face=TT55CO00>

YELLOW < face=TT565O00>: +12V Ignition Input. The Yellow wire must connect to a main ignition wire at the ignition harness. This wire must show +12V when the ignition is on and while cranking the starter. The voltage must not drop when the car is starting

< face=TT565O00>So I should connect this yellow wire to teh Ignition 1 wire, correct?  Or should it be the Yellow/black wire??  I am a little confused on this one.  Thanks for your assistance once again.  I am pretty sure it connects to the yellow/black wire now that I think of it....

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From the info you have given, the Yellow +12V Ignition Input Wire should connect to the White Ignition 1 Wire.

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You connect that yellow wire from the alarm system brain to either ignition 1 or ignition 2 (so, the white wire or WHITE/ red wire coming from the t harness)  This yellow wire lets the alarm know the car is started so the alarm won't set on you while driving.

Frank


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