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wardyl 
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I am installing a valet 561r remote starter in my 1998 ford expedition. Does anyone have a wiring guide to help in the install. Also the 555f emmobilizer says to connect to the activation output. Should I put that bleu/white wire on the status output of the starter? Thanks for your help

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yes - activation is the same as GWR or status......
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Thanks for your help, my next question is on 3 wires. The accessory , ignition and starter trigger wires. I already have the high current wires installed. Do these need to be wired up? I have all other wires accounted for I believe.

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Warren

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If you mean the smaller guage wires That are pink, orange and purple, no you won't need them
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Yeah they are a small gauge. Will I need to hook up the RED / white actuivation + and the blue/white activation -? I have read other posts that you don't need to.
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Warren
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no you dont need to hook these up, they are for if you wish to MANUALLY activate the unit
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Ok I got the unit running, what is happening is it will run for  a minute or so and shut down. I checked the diagnostics and nothing is showing out of sorts. Could it be the security module 555f? I read that it has been discontinued. Should I have used the one with the key. 555U

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Warren

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did you verify that the 555F learned correctly? i have used many with no issues other than proper placement of the pellett.....
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yes it started fine. When I went to put the ignition cover on i broke the little glass piece. But this was after the shutting off incident. Unless the program in the 561r isn't set correct.

Warren


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