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01sierra

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Posted: January 17, 2007 at 11:51 PM / IP Logged

ok i need more than help i want to know if any of you can walk me thru the installation this is my first alarm install. im also installing power locks i have an 01 sierra base model no power nothing. i was wondering if i could get some help. dont need the criticism about why i dont get a pro. or why this alarm all i need is help. why did i choose that alarm i won a bet against my buddy and now i want to put it on .

thanx for the help

p.s. do i need any additional parts?

profuse007

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Posted: January 18, 2007 at 12:26 AM / IP Logged

how to prepare:

1. get an 01 sierra diagram. there is a database on this site. there are also different diagram, maybe more detailed, on this board through search.

2. study your alarm install manual and find these wires:

---ground, 12volt constant input, siren, door trigger, parking light, starter wire, ignition, disarm, lock, and unlk wires. those are wires needed to complete your security and keyless entry.

3. get a test light or DMM for testing wires.

4. for alarm/keyless entry only, test these wires located in your car, along w/ diagram as a guide:

--12volt constant input, door trigger, parking light, starter wire, ignition, disarm, lock, and unlk wires.

5. start plug and chug your new alarm.

good luck

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01sierra

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Posted: January 18, 2007 at 12:54 PM / IP Logged

profuse007 wrote:

how to prepare:

1. get an 01 sierra diagram. there is a database on this site. there are also different diagram, maybe more detailed, on this board through search.

2. study your alarm install manual and find these wires:

---ground, 12volt constant input, siren, door trigger, parking light, starter wire, ignition, disarm, lock, and unlk wires. those are wires needed to complete your security and keyless entry.

3. get a test light or DMM for testing wires.

4. for alarm/keyless entry only, test these wires located in your car, along w/ diagram as a guide:

--12volt constant input, door trigger, parking light, starter wire, ignition, disarm, lock, and unlk wires.

5. start plug and chug your new alarm.

good luck

thanx man i forgot to add that the truck a 5-speed how do i bypass the clutch for the remote start?

profuse007

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Posted: January 19, 2007 at 8:49 AM / IP Logged

I would recommend getting the security and keyless entry to work first. then confirm that both of it work. Also mounting the door lock actuator for the first time can be very tricky.

for power drlk, use this diagram:

After that, someone here or I will get you started on the RS.

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xtremej

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Posted: January 19, 2007 at 8:54 AM / IP Logged

DEI makes a remote start that is "safe" on manual transmissions? I would stay away from tests lights on todays vehicles if you probe the wrong wire you could cause some serious problems. IMO stick with a dmm for wire testing.

profuse007

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Posted: January 19, 2007 at 9:03 AM / IP Logged

^I completely forgot about the MT on DEI.

if you decide to stick w/ DEI and use RS, then take it to a pro. i nor anyone on this board condone using units thats not made for.

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01sierra

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Posted: January 19, 2007 at 1:18 PM / IP Logged

thanx guys

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