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I need help with Chrysler T&C, 2001 parking lights. The van has a viper remote starter installed. I have the receipt but the place where it was installed is no longer in business. When started with a remote starter, all the exterior lights (headlight, parking, fog) flash. I just want parking lights to turn on. I understand that I need a 2K ohm resistor at the WHITE/ brown wire at headlight switch. Most posts here refer to document # 1082. I don't have access to this document. So far I looked at the headlight switch at it looks like the WHITE/ brown wire is cut, one end is connected to a thicker yellow wire (maybe from a relay socket) and the other end is connected to a black wire. I don't want to open more wires than I need to. Please provide your expert help on what to do next. Thanks.
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Does the van have auto headlamps?  If so, do you leave the switch in the auto position?
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Audiovox calls for a 1.5K resistor to do parking lights.
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I think that vehicle also has a (+) parking light wire in the DKP. WHITE/ BROWN
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The van does not have any auto headlights option.
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Can you please email me the details from Audiovox or any other manufacturer to get some more details on the wiring connection
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Thanks for the info from Bulldog Security. I am under the impression that for some reason directed electronics suggests to do it differently. Instead of connecting the relay output to WHITE/ brown wire, the installer cut the WHITE/ brown wire to connect it to two different wires (maybe from a relay). Does anyone have a wiring diagram for 2001 Chrysler town and country from Directed Electronics ( tech tip document # 1082)?
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You are making this harder than it suppose to be. There is a WHITE/ BROWN (+) park light wire in the DKP that controls only the park lights. Wire the (+) from the RS unit and it's done.
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Jeff, Thanks for your help. I'll try to find that + parking light wire in driver kick panel

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