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paradiso17 
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Not wanting to mess with resistors, and all that I Ordered the Crime Guard DB-CHDL-3 Doorlock/Alarm Module for my 2003 dodge durango with factory alarm and keyless entry. Using it to install a skytec glaxy 2000RS-2w-1 remote start system. I want the new remote start to replacem my factory keyless entry remote too.
Do I still have to hook up the wires from the RS system to my car or just the single wire from the RS to the module?
These are the schematics,
DB-CHDL-3
Galaxy remote start; (diagram on last page)
THANKS!
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In order to use the remote start. You need to connect most wires from the Remote start unit. The main 6 power cables allows you to start the car, and the other wires are needed such as tack, horn, brank input, door trigger etc. i will type out  the wires you need to connect.

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i hope you have excel lol well here you go man, hope i was a help to you.

http://files-upload.com/files/562644/Alarm System.xls

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sorry, that link doesnt work try this one. http://www.4shared.com/file/26488563/d7c2a5dd/Alarm_System.html
paradiso17 
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Thanks tedmond, what a help! One thing on there though is, I do not have a siren, I am intending on using the factory horn just like it is with the factory keyless entry. Do I connect the siren output to the factory horn to do this? And will I need a relay for that or have to chop the horn + wire?
Thanks again!
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hope i made it clear, if not just tell me, i can reword or retype to simplify. well anyways. on your alarm/starter unit. use the horn output wire BROWN / WHITE (-) and connect it to the BLACK/ RED(-) wire located around the steering column. You do not require a relay beacuse its a negative trigger. just simply splice/cut some insulation off connect it, then tape it up real good or even heat shrink wrap. I forgot to mention, the truck i beleive uses a transponder key (chip in key) iit is required that you but a bypass module. usually the module will have 3 - 6 wires for many car applications. in your case, 3 will be required. GROUND, 12 VOLT Constant and a trigger wire (activates unit). Connect the bypass module trigger wire to the BLUE/ORANGE wire on the starter unit.
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I thought the transponder bypass module is the DB-CHDL-3 that I posted. Am i wrong? Is it not?
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no you are not wrong. the DB-CHDL-3 is only to allow lock/unlock, trunk, panic mode, factory alarm arm/disarm. The unit is used to eliminate the use of resistors and less wires to tap into. you will still need a transponder module in order to start the car. If you decide not to purchase one, i will post later (currently at school) a diagram that you can use to make your own module. (saves move, but less reliable, but still works =D )
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use a 30 or 40 amp relay

Terminals

85 - ground out when running Blue/Orange on Remote Start

86 - constant 12volt fused at 30 amps/40 amps
87 - YOU WILL USE ALOT - use small 16 - 18 gauge wire wrap about 15 rounds around a key you will hide away, continue running that wire and wrap it around your key cylinder about 10 - 15 times. connect the end to terminal 30.
30 - connect other end of 16-18 gauge wire to this terminal.

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Tedmond,
I replaced that other unit with the all in one CHDL3-PK from bypasskit.com Only confusion now is for my hatch release to work on unlock which wire do I connect the orange (trunk input-) from the bypass to the 2003 durango? According to your diagram I should connect orange from bypass to gray of remote start but I can't figure out which wire on the 03 durango is the unlock for the hatch. I can only find a wire labeled hatch pin but I think that is something else.
Second the orange (armed output) wire from the remote start module... where does this connect to on the truck?
Thanks!
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