2010 f150 viper 5901 lock wires

After spending hours of research on this topic I give up. I'm trying to figure out the door lock/unlock connections to make. Apparently I have a 3 wire negative pulse (-) Type B lock system. In reading the Ford remote start install manual they hook up 5 lock wires. I have the 451M that came with my 5901 system and the wire pinout is on the back but I can't figure out where they go in the vehicle. Two lists I've found say: POWER LOCK GRAY / YELLOW (-) TYPE (B)       IN DRIVERS KICK PANEL POWER UNLOCK      PURPLE / GRAY (-) TYPE (B) IN DRIVERS KICK PANEL LOCK MOTOR WIRE      GRAY/BROWN (+) IN DRIVERS KICK PANEL and then I found this one Doorlocks/Windows        WIRE COLOR POLARITY LOCATION Door Lock Circuit 3 WIRE NEGATIVE Power Unlock VIOLET/GRAY (-) SJB C2280C PIN 4    IF THE VEHICLE DOESNT HAVE KEYLESS THAN ITS A 5 WIRE DOOR LOCK CIRCUIT PowerLock GRAY / YELLOW (-) SJB C2280C PIN 17    IF THE VEHICLE DOESNT HAVE KEYLESS THAN ITS A 5 WIRE DOOR LOCK CIRCUIT Driver Mtr Unlock BLUE/GREEN (REV) DRIVERS KICKPANEL Driver Mtr Lock GRAY/BROWN (REV) SJB C2280D PIN 6 Pas Mtr Unlock VIOLET/GRAY (REV) SJB C2280D PIN 27 So which one is right? Which wires do I need form the 451M or do I even need it? I'd like to keep the progressive locking intact. Additionally, where does the key sense attach to the 5901 harness? Many thanks, Dave

Thanks, That's along the lines of what I was thinking at 4 AM today. Since I have the factory keyless the relays are there and I should only need the 2 wires. (the third in the three-wire (-) system must always be hot) I can't imagine I need the 451M module, I should just be able to grab the blue and green wires from the 5901. Thanks for helping me keep my sanity. -Dave

The third in a (-) three wire type b, should be negative, not hot! Yes you can use the green and blue wires directly and omit the 451m!commit your way to jehovah and he will act in your behalf. psalms 37:5

I usually don't connect Keysense on Fords.  There is conflicting info on your trucks keysense wire, one source says (+) and the other says (-).  If you deceide to use it, check it first with the digital multi meter.Soldering is fun!