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cjl1969ca

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Posted: November 28, 2006 at 1:57 PM / IP Logged

i cant seem to find which wire is the starter wire i think there maybe a starter kill help!!!!!!!!

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The starter wire should be a yellow wire. It may not be a thick wire.

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Posted: November 28, 2006 at 8:00 PM / IP Logged

It's a YELLOW ( 14 guage wire ) coming along side the steering column. You have to remove the lower knee bolster and the protective steel casing from around the steering column to access the wires.

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cjl1969ca

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do i need to use a relay?????

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Yes you do need a relay. Wire up a relay like this and make sure you solder your connections to the cut starter wire.

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cjl1969ca

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installing a remote starter ..... what is the wiring diagram for that vehicle and where do i cut for the relay???? please help ???

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and where do i cut for the relay???? please help ???

I would suggest getting some real help from a live person in your area.

cjl1969ca

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ha ha ha so true ive installed before but not on the pass lock before just wondering where to put the by pass

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Wat bypass and rs unit?

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If you have a data port plug for OBD II under the dash on the drivers side, you will need an adapter module to bypass the anti-theft system thru the trucks data buss. My 04 GMC has a Passlock II system, I used a DEI 457GW bypass module and it worked fine. Connect to data buss only (not the passlock wires in the steering column) and put a diode in the ground wire from the unit (stripe on diode toward the ground connection).

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