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gunn1 
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Posted: November 09, 2009 at 5:20 PM / IP Logged  

I purchased a Viper 5301 and XK531 awhile ago for a 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo i6 (WJ - '99-'04 model). Warmer weather came and the need for remote start wasn't as much desired. Now I need to get it installed to begin enjoying it!

I have done a bunch of research and found a lot of answers, mostly from this forum, but still have  some open issues particular to this unit and car model, before I start the install. I created a Excel spreadsheet listing the wiring harnesses of the Viper, the XK531 and where they need attached to each other or in the Jeep. I would greatly appreciate a review of my work, and some help in figuring out if there are other wires that are not needed (or wires I have marked as needed that really aren't), and help in figuring out wires where I don't list a connection yet.

http://www.mulberryhall.us/pub/Viper5301-Jeep-Wiring.xls

I don't have any factory security system other than the sentry key... I would like to hook it up so that it controls both the heat in the winter and the a/c in the summer on remote start.

Hopefully it can also be of use to someone else and I haven't found a complete match for what I'm doing so far.

Thanks!

Tom

Mike M2 
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Posted: November 09, 2009 at 6:20 PM / IP Logged  

Very first line is wrong. The ground when running is not the same as ground while armed so it would not go to orange H1/12 but to the RS aux output pin 5, status output.

H 1/11 is the park light wire. I needs to be connected to the parking light wire in the car. In an 02 GC the wire is a resisted value ground. Do a search here for info on that.

In the heavy guage harness all the reds need to go to 12volts in the Jeep harness(RED / black, RED / white, red).

Also, use your flex relay to run the second accessory wire....

Mike M2
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gunn1 
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Posted: November 17, 2009 at 7:14 PM / IP Logged  

Thanks Mike for the great info. I have updated my spreadsheet with all of your comments, and a couple other things I've figured out, and searched out the parking light deal and think I have it figured out (H1/11 white to headlight side of switch (cut yellow wire), H1/4 WHITE/ brown to other side).

Was unsure about your last comment about using the flex relay to run the second accessory wire (I assume you meant the ORANGE / black wire on vehicle) so have not completed that yet.

Getting close. Would appreciate any thoughts and comments to make sure I have everything right *before* I begin!

Thanks,

Tom

gunn1 
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Posted: November 17, 2009 at 7:57 PM / IP Logged  

In case there are some that can't read Microsoft Excel, but want to view it...I've created a link to where anyone can see. Comments welcome!

http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?key=0AnFM6uZMjKHNdDllUUszOHpPRVJhbDJ5TUhCRFJTaWc&hl=en


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