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danielflett 
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Posted: June 07, 2007 at 2:22 PM / IP Logged  

i found wiring info for a 2000 cadillac sts on this site. is it the same for a 2003. also the compustar system has a wire that disarms the factory theft system for a second when you auto start. do i need anything else to make it work like some sort of module. thanks for help guy this only the second time i installed my self.  i fried the system the first time.i think what i did wrong was hook the negative pulse horn wire to a positive horn wire.because i had it all working fine till i hooked that wire up.i got the wiring info off here. it was a 1991 accord i put it in . i should of checked every wire with a multi meter. any help would be greatly appreciated.i have found some info on data bus modules that do locks and windows and other options but the alarm does all that.is there a simple pk3 bypass i can use. thanks guys any other tips or help  for this car would be great. its a compustar alarm starter cm3000 i want to install

rudydapimp 
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according to directed, a 2003 STS does not exist
danielflett 
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what do you mean there is no wiring info or there no 2003 cadillac sts.sts stands for seville touring sedan so in might be under seville thanks
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DEI is wrong.

PASSIVE ANTI-THEFT  YES TRANSPONDER  SEE NOTES 
 12 VOLTS RED (CN1) Orange Ignition harness  
 IGNITION GREEN (CN2) Pink Ignition harness  
 IGNITION 2  White Ignition harness  
 ACCESSORY  Orange Ignition harness  
 STARTER PURPLE (CN2) + Relay for cut Yellow Ignition harness  
 KEY SENSE  Lt.green Ignition harness  
 TACH SIGNAL  White At coil on engine  AC 
 LOCK BLUE/BLACK (CN4) RED / black Inside driver's door  
This vehicle uses multiplex wires for the security system, you must go directly to the harness at the keyswitch in the driver's door.
 UNLOCK BLUE (CN4) ORANGE / black Inside driver's door  
This vehicle uses multiplex wires for the security system, you must go directly to the harness at the keyswitch in the driver's door.
 DRIVER LOCK MOTOR  Gray Inside driver's door  
 DRIVER UNLOCK MOTOR  Tan Inside driver's door  
 PASSENGER UNLOCK MOTOR  Tan Inside passenger door  
 DOORPIN RED / WHITE(-) or RED(+) (CN3) White or Blue/white At courtesy light under dash  
 TRUNK PIN VIOLET/BLACK (CN3) ORANGE / black At light in trunk  
 TRUNK RELEASE VIOLET/WHITE (-) (CN4) Black At release switch in dash  
 FACTORY DISARM Tie to Unlock wire (diode isolate) Lt.green Inside driver's door  
This vehicle uses multiplex wires for the security system, you must go directly to the harness at the keyswitch in the driver's door.
 BRAKESWITCH  Lt.blue At switch above brake pedal  
 PARKLIGHTS GREEN / WHITE (+) (CN1) or (-) (CN2) Brown In driver's kickpanel  
 HAND BRAKE  Lt.blue On park brake bracket  
 HORN N/A Black At steering column harness  

danielflett 
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connector #1:

Pin #1: Red- This wire is used as the (+) constant power input for the
unit. {connect to orange at ignition}

Pin #2: GREEN / WHITE- This wire is the (+) positive parking light output.

{connect to brown in drivers kickpanel}

Pin #3: RED / White- it powers the unit

{connect with pin #1 to orange at ignition or does it need another constant 12v}

Pin #4: White- This wire is used to power the (+) accessory, which

activates the blower motor for the heater or A/C.{connect to orange at ignition is there two orange wires at ignition}

Pin #5: Violet- This wire is the (-) negative when armed out. This

wire is pre-wired into the starter-kill.

Pin #6: Yellow- This wire is the (+) Starter output

{connect to yellow at ignition motor side and yellow/black to yellow at ignition key side}

Pin #7: Green- This wire is used to power the (+) ignition.

{do i use this wire}{does it go to brown ignition switch power}

Pin #8: Black- This wire needs to be connected to a chassis (-) ground.

{connect to ground}

Connector #2:

Pin #1: GREEN / WHITE- This is the low voltage (-) parking light output
{dont need}

Pin #2: Black- This is the (-) Status Out wire. It provides you with a (-)

200mA output as soon as the remote start is activated.
{is this the wire for a pk3 bypass}

Pin #3: Green- This wire is the (-) 2nd ignition 200mA output. You may

connect this wire to the purple pigtail of the additional relay on CN #1.
This will result in a (+) trigger output for the 2nd ignition on the blue wire
of the same relay.{do i use this to power ignition 2 white wire at ignition}

Pin #4: WHITE/ Black- This wire is the (-) 2nd Accessory 200mA output.

You may connect this wire to the purple pigtail of the additional relay on
CN #1. This will result in a (+) trigger output for the 2nd accessory on the
blue wire of the same relay.
{dont use}

Pin #5: RED / Black- This wire is a (-) 2nd Starter 200mA output.

{dont use}

Connector #3:

Pin #1: Light Blue- This needs to be connected to the parking brake.
This wire requires a (-) input to activate.
{dont use}

Pin #2: Gray/Black- This is the (-)  the Hood Trigger.

{connect to hood trigger pin}

Pin #3: Light Blue/White- This is the (+) shutdown for the foot brake.

{connect to brown in drivers kick panel}

Pin #4: Violet/Black- This wire is the (-) trigger input, which needs to

be connected to a trunk pin or trunk trigger.
{connect to ORANGE / black at truck light}

Pin #5: RED / White- This wire is the (-) trigger input for the door

trigger. You would connect this to the trigger that shows (-) when the
door is opened.{connect to white or WHITE/ blue at light under dash}

Pin #6: Red- This wire is the (+) input for the door trigger. You would

connect this to the trigger that shows (+) when the door is opened.
{dont use}

Pin #7: BROWN / Black- This is the trigger input for a (-) glow plug wire.

{dont use}

Pin #8: BROWN / White- This is the trigger input for a (+) glow plug wire.

{dont use}

Pin #9: Yellow/Black- tach sence wire

{connect to white at coil on engine

Connector #4:

Pin #1: No Connection

Pin #2: Violet/White- this wire is the (-) 200mA trunk release.

{connect to black at release switch}

Pin #3: ORANGE / Black- This wire provides you with the capability of

adding driver’s door priority unlock similar to factory keyless entry
systems.{how do i wire this to make it work}

Pin #4: Blue- This wire is the (+) lock output that doubles as a

(-) unlock output{how do i wire it to make priority unlock work}

Pin #5: Blue/Black- This wire is the (-) lock output that doubles as a

(+) unlock output.{how do i wire it to make priority unlock work}

Pin #6: No Connection

Connector #5:

Pin #1: Orange- This is the Rearm wire.
{do i need this wire and where}

Pin #2: ORANGE / White- This is the Disarm wire.

{connect to light green at drivers door module}

Pin #3: Violet- This is the Dome light Supervision wire.

{where do i connect this}

Pin #4: Brown- This is the (+) siren output wire.

{connect to siren}

Pin #5: White- This is the (-) 250mA horn honk output wire.

{connect to black at steering column harness}

Pin #6: Yellow- This wire is the (-) 200mA Auxiliary #1 output.

{can i use this for gas door release and where to hook}

Pin #7: Yellow/White- This wire is the (-) 200mA Auxiliary #2 output.

Pin #8: No Connection

is this right please any advise will help want no what im doing before i start and how do i bypass pk3.how do i wire priority locks  

dswift 
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Posted: June 08, 2007 at 10:37 AM / IP Logged  
You have to use a passlock lock bypass module. If your using compustar i suggest you use a GMSL2i Version 1.9.
"dont ground out!"
danielflett 
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Posted: June 08, 2007 at 10:41 AM / IP Logged  
does that one just do the bypass because i no some of them do a lot of other features.but my alarm will do everything it self so i dont see the use thanks
danielflett 
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Posted: June 08, 2007 at 10:51 AM / IP Logged  
or is it easyier to use the bypass to do the doors and trunk . i like how that bypass will do the heated seats, mirrors and defrost 
dswift 
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Posted: June 11, 2007 at 3:30 PM / IP Logged  
it does everything 2003 cadillac sts compustar -- posted image.
"dont ground out!"

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