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I am installing a Remote Starter in a 91 Lincoln Continental and can't seem to figure out the door locks. Does anyone know how to hook up the control module's 500mA lock output wire to the door locks? Will I need any relays? The instructions say that the wire goes to a door lock module (which I don't have), but I'm hoping I can do the same thing with relays. Thanks to anyone who can help me out... it is really appreciated...

It is a JTI A-19 Stand Alone Starter... if that helps.

Thanks...

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Lock is Pink / YELLOW

Unlock is Pink/Green

You need to cut the factory wires and install the relays as shown.

Set it up like this:

1991 Lincoln Continental Door Locks -- posted image.

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djmode

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Thanks.... cool diagram, but it shows two outputs from the alarm, a (-) unlock and a (-) lock. While the JTI remote starter that I have only has one combined door lock/unlock wire ( -500mA), and I can only assume maybe its pulsed (once for lock, twice for unlock ?? ) It says this wire is supposed to go to a "DM 600 lock module". Can I wire up the relays with the single output wire or do I need that module? Thanks again...

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No you can't, you will need to purchase the DM 600 lock module in order for you to get two individual lock and unlock pulses.

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Thanks for your help with this. I really appreciate it. Does anyone know a good place where I could get that module (or something similar)???

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how did you get the car to run?I tried putting a r/s uniy in a 91 towncar and it gave me nothing but problems.it would start and then shut down right away.

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djmode wrote:

Thanks for your help with this. I really appreciate it. Does anyone know a good place where I could get that module (or something similar)???

Try eBay , usually you can find some of these modules on there.

Jeff

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