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). Sometimes applying a ground ( or 12V ) to an output type wire of an aftermarket unit can cause problems. The diodes would allow the Karr to control the 451M as it does now but prevent the ground signal from the switch from getting back to the Karr unit. At the same time, using the same wire, the new switch could control the 451M. Diagram below ( diodes bands towards the Karr unit ) :

