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FlatLiner

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Posted: October 22, 2004 at 10:41 AM / IP Logged

can someone suggest a single wire system, or one of those OMEGA DATAbuses (which one of these do i need? OMEGA DATAbus # DB-DLM-3 or with ByPass # DB-GMDL-BP). This for a 2003 Pontiac Grand AM SE1.

also, do these systems make the installation easier and if so how? I also need a site that sells them.

Thanks again for all the help.

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We sell the MULTIDL for the 1999-2004 Grand Am for $ 65. USD shipped. Easy to install and great system to work with as far as programming goes.

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FlatLiner

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Cloud you send me a link to the product. Also, is there a online manual I can look at?

thank you

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MultiDL

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2 relays..... lock is ground, unlock is ground through a 1K or so resistor. $5 worth of parts. I am to believe you are doing doorlocks??

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This module does more than just lock and unlock:

Lock/Unlock, Trunk, Panic, OEM Security Arm/Disarm, Driver 1 Settings

If your installing an alarm or remote starter, this is the best bang for the buck. If your not too concerned about al the other extra stuff, then yes a simple double relay and resistor will do the same for the lock system.

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ray0266

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what do you guys think about this unit. it also does the bypass.

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do you still need to use relays and a resisitor for the doorlock ?

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Not if U use Combo DATABuss Interface.

U hook up wires for PASS Lock and door locks to unit and a wire goes to you OBDII plug

Pretty simple install compared to old way

Don't know about those Canadian Units

OMEGA Research & Development makes a lot of these for different Alarm companies also

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ray0266

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so what Combo DATABuss Interface do you suggest to get? and if you could provide me with a link please.

Thanks very much for all the help.

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