1999 jeep grand cherokee

Hello Everyone! We got a 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee we wish to install a new alarm system with remote. Been digging out the info we need from here and other web pages! But I am seeing some special notes on this jeep! this jeep has a factory alarm and the ignition key is a GRAY KEY! We hooked up the DBALL2 today black solid wire connections only for D2D connection! when we install the Python 533 alarm/remote start is there going to be any problems we will run into?? I see something about the parking light!! So is this jeep going to be a problem in the install???Bill

Jeeps are easy.    A positive attitude is a good thing.  You have done your research and gathered some valuable info.  Here are

some of the possible trouble areas.

1.  The DB-ALL2 must be flashed with the correct firmware, currently it is 402.CHRYSLER2 v2.02.01. 

2.   Going D2D can cause all sorts of issues, but is supposed to work.  The Python 533 is not a system I am familiar with but

here is a tip on a possible D2D problem with Directed starters :  http://www.12voltdata.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=131&t=8315

3.  You will be using the Type 3 wiring diagram in the DB-ALL2 install guide.  It does not show it clearly but your Jeep has one

Starter, one Ignition and two Accessory wires.  No big deal.  Just program the Python Flex relay to ACC2 and connect the H3Pink/White wire to the Jeeps ACC2 wire.

4.  According to the Type 3 diagram, the DB-ALL2 will control the Parking Lights via it's own direct connection to the Jeep.

This will probably be similar to the Bulldog method shown in this diagram : http://diagrams.marktoonen.nl/DOWNLOADS/14301_GRAND-CHEROKEE_GRAND%20CHEROKEE%20PARKING%20LIGHT%20DIAGRAM.pdfThe DB-ALL2 will supply the correct resistor value.

5.  The Tach signal via D2D could be an issue, so be prepared to hardwire that signal directly between the two modules.

Use a DMM, solder everything and drink plenty of water...

Soldering is fun!

I've also found it helpful to set the Smart OEM Alarm Control on the DBALL2 to 'Disabled' or 'Normal' to help prevent issues with setting the factory alarm off during remote start.No question is stupid or not worth asking. You were once a noob, right? :)