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feenal 
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hey guys, I know this is the second post for this by me but I need the info tonight if possible,I am unsure of how to by-pass the clutch, normally you would connect the starter wire to one of the wires on the clutch switch but i can't find any info on this at all, the remote stater I am using is a Compustar CM4200 it does have a - starter output, so which wire(s) do I hook up to the clutch switch and what are their polarities...also when hooking up to the e-brake do you need to use a blocking diode.
P.S, if someone can give me the test procedure for clutch bypassing that would be great as well.
Thank you in advance..
feenal 
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edit: wire codes for this module:
   
      red:        (+)12V constant
      GREEN / WHITE: (+)parking lights
      RED / white:   (+)12V constant
      white:       (+)accessory
      blue:        (+)programmable output
      yellow:      (+) starter output
      green+red:   (+) ignition output
      Black:       (-) ground
      GREEN / WHITE (-) light output     250mA
    **RED / black    (-) starter output   250mA
      violet       (-)output to starter kill
     *
     *
     *
     *
     light blue    (-) emergency brake input
feenal 
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edit: you guy really need an edit button..lol
this remote start unit is made for manual transmissions, it does require the driver to exit the vehical before it will remote start it.
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with out the pedal pressed.

1. test the wire with the ignition off

2. test the wire with the ignition on

3. test the wire with the key in the start position

with the pedal pressed.

1 .test the wire with the ignition off

2 . test wire with the ignition on

3. test the wire with the key in the start position .

dragon
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Thank you, now if it is negative do I have to use a relay to revese the polarity of the starter wire, or can I use the - starter output. Can anyone tel me about the parking brake
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feenal wrote:
Thank you, now if it is negative do I have to use a relay to revese the polarity of the starter wire, or can I use the - starter output. Can anyone tel me about the parking brake

u need to find the wire for the emergency brake input u need this hooked up or the unit will not get u into ready mode to start .

dragon
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feenal wrote:
Thank you, now if it is negative do I have to use a relay to revese the polarity of the starter wire, or can I use the - starter output. Can anyone tel me about the parking brake
dragon
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feenal wrote:
Thank you, now if it is negative do I have to use a relay to revese the polarity of the starter wire, or can I use the - starter output. Can anyone tel me about the parking brake
need to hook up the emergency brake input for the unit  to get it into ready mode for it to start .
dragon
feenal 
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I know that, my question was do I need to use a blocking diode on this wire for a ford escort zx2..98

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