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blkjava

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Posted: June 20, 2003 at 9:47 AM / IP Logged

I have a 1999 Lincoln Navigator I just completed an installation of a CrimeStopper CS-2011RS Series 111 with remote start. The problem is the remote start will turn-over the engine but will not start and run I went to a dealer they told me I have to buy a new for $400.00 to be placed in the brain of the alarm for it to work because my keys have a security chip that the computer have to read before my truck can starts....Any advise?

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Posted: June 20, 2003 at 9:52 AM / IP Logged

They are full of it !! You can purchase a byapss module that will take care of the problem for about $ 40.00 and you do not loose a key out of the deal either. You do need two active keys to program the module though.

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blkjava

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Velocity Motors wrote:

I found under my dash a universal bypass module DEI 555U with a key inside the problem is the wires are all disconnected how do i reinstall this unite......Wire colors. 2 pin socket (1black 1blk-white) next a 3 pin socket (wire color......Red,Blue, and White

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RED wire goes to constant. BLUE wire is your negative out from alarm . WHITE wire is not needed & the plug for the ring that goes around the steering column plugs into the 2 pin socket.

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Velocity Motors wrote:

RED wire goes to constant. BLUE wire is your negative out from alarm . WHITE wire is not needed & the plug for the ring that goes around the steering column plugs into the 2 pin socket.

Thanks Jeff .... Your help is well acknowledge

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No problemo.

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Velocity Motors wrote:

No problemo.

Hey Jeff I made the connections as you stated.... The truck starts up and idle but i can still hear the starter running and the security light comes on and then it shuts off....Problem #2 the remote no longer open-n-closed the doors....the park lights stop flashing....

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Posted: June 22, 2003 at 11:00 AM / IP Logged

Did you connect up all the necessary ignition iwres ?

IGNITION|blue/lt. green |+ |ignition harness |

Also, make sure that the tach wire is programmed to the vehicle. If the starter is dragging, chances are the installer's never programmed the tach wire to the Lincoln.

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blkjava

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Posted: June 22, 2003 at 4:08 PM / IP Logged

Ok.... ?do I have to connect a relay to each Ignition .....because i connect a relay and now the security light is off...the sound like when you have a weak battery and just will not turn-over.... Relay Connections i did its was pre-wired... yellow connect to orange wire from alarm........Blue wire connect to IGN #1.....then i cut the starter wire connect one end.... Orange to starter wire from IGN ......other Orange to Starter Wire...

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Both IGN wires have to be connected in order for the RS to work properly. If the RS has a (+) output second IGN wire then all you need to do is hook it straight up to the 2nd igntion wire. If it's a (-) for a relay then you need to use the relay diagram above, but only for the second ignition wire. The primary ignition wire is already a (+) output.. Also, make sure that you learn the tach.

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