Hi all, awesome forum/site here, I've learned a lot in the past week just doing my research but at this point teh bain is mush...and I'm struggling with a couple questions. I want to retain the OEM alarm but gain the remote start portion/keyless entry of the Viper system. Here’s what I’m working with:
Vehicle :1999 Ford Taurus Wagon, 3.0 24V with RKE and Anti-theft (PATS)
Alarm/Remote Start: Viper 5706V and Pkall
1) I've got OEM priority locks, which has 2 unlock relays, one for the driver door and one unlock relya for "all doors." Is there a way to get the 5706v to have priority locks? Ive come across other install manuals (5901, etc) that have explicit wiring instructions for priority locks but I'm a bit fuzzy on the 5706v.
If I'm reading this right, there is an option in Menu 1-Security, feature 8, Option 1 (default) to do a 2nd unlock. So could I wore the door lock harness, BLUE, to the Driver unlock relay, then wire the H2/17 PINK wire as the 2nd unlock?
2) Looks like I need 4 IGN/ACC type wires powered up to get my ignition coil,climate control, wipers, and defrosters to work during remote starts, however I only have 3 available in the H3/10 Pin, so can I use the H2/23 ORANGE wired to an external relay to control the remaining circuit? (wiring a relay is no prob.)
3) The H2/14 GREEN/ BLACK factory alarm disarm output will be run to the PK/WH wire (GEM or RAP module,) but I don't need to run the H2/24 GREEN / WHITE to turn the factory alarm on? Is that because it will arm itself upon seeing the lock pulse on the PK/WH circuit? Or do I need to run that H2/24 to the PK/YE (which turns to a PK/LB at the RAP module.)?
4) What is the deal with Viper part numbers/options....I ended up with the 5706v for the 2 way/lcd remote and range, but I'm wondering if my lack of understanding Vipers #'s has diked' me over on this door lock thing. Are there better options out there for what I'm trying to do?
I've uploaded a pic of the Install guide with my wire remarks/plan.
I greatly appreciate your advice/thoughts. I'm a former auto tech so unfortunately, until the financial tide changes...which is coming, I have to rely on former skills to install this vs. happily handing the keys to a pro and picking it up in 4-5 hours, lol! Soon...soon....
Thanks,
Rob
