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bcarr0185 
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Ok guys I need your help. I'm installing a python 574, in a 03 ford f150. My question is, do I need any relays, diodes to interface with the locks, lights an ignition? Any help would be greatly appreciated. I do already have the bypass for the pats system. Thanks in advance
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Here is a link to the wiring info -
http://readyremote.com/print.asp?action=select&yr=5340&product=Remote%20Start
You will need several relays as there is a 3rd ignition wire and 2nd Accessory wire. Depending on the door locks, you may need relay for the locks (explained better in the wiring link above).
Otherwise, fairly straightforward and simple install.
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Ok thanks for that info. An this might be a stupid question but I'm learning, but do you have to have a relay for every ignition an accessory or just if there's more than one ignition/accessory?
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The remote starter has high current (+) and low current (-) ignition and accessory wires. The high current wires get connected directly to the ignition wires in the truck. The low current wires are meant to run the relays that will connect ignition or accessory power to any extra wires in the vehicle.
In this case, there are 4 total high current wires on the Python system - Pink Ignition, Pink/White flex wire, Orange Accessory and a Violet Starter wire. The Pink/white can be used for either an extra Ignition or Accessory wire.
And 6 total in the F150 (starter, ign 1,2&3, acc 1&2).
For the extra Ignition and Accessory wires, there are low current thinner wires that would connect via relays to power the high current wires in the vehicle.
Hope that makes sense.
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Link to Bulldog Security:  http://www.bulldogsecurity.com/bdnew/vehiclewiringdiagrams.asp

H3/2, H3/6, and H3/9 To the Yellow and Light GREEN/ Purple of the Truck H1/1 Also to 12 volts constant

H3/1 to Dark Blue/Light Green (Ignition 1)

H2/10 with a relay to RED / Black  (Ignition 2)

H3/3 to Gray / YELLOW  Acc1....H3/8 to BLACK/ Light Green   Acc2

H1/2 to chassis Ground. If Automatic transmission, H2/2 to chassis ground.

Test and Verify ALL wires with a DMM before making any connections.

When all else fails, Read the Instructions
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Darn... H3/5 to key side of cut  RED / Light Blue Starter and H3/4 to starter side of RED / Light Blue. Also H3/8 is default to Ignition 2 and needs to changed to Acc2

Different wiring guide sometimes give conflicting info. So make sure you test your wires with a DMM. The Install Manual for the Viper 5701 in the downloads section of this site describes how to test for the wires you need.

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Thanks guys for all the help. I believe I got it now. Thanks again
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Any suggestions on door locks an parking light flash.
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Parking Lights :

Set the Python to (+) Parking Light output and connect to the Brown (+) Parking Light wire at the trucks Headlight switch connector.

Door Locks : 

Does the truck have factory remote keyless entry?

Soldering is fun!
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Ok got the lights right. Yes it has factory keyless entry
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