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Anyone have any info on wiring a Viper 5904 alarm remote start on a 2009 Fx35 and pkall bypass?
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Here is a link to the FX35 wiring info from DEI :

http://www.readyremote.com/main.asp?make=Infiniti&model=FX35

I don't see the PKALL listed for the 2009 FX35.  Think you would be much

happier with the EVO-ALL.  Here is a link for the EVO-ALL bypass install :
https://ifar.ca/download/3909/preview.html

Soldering is fun!
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Thank you so much!
BTW pkall bypass was my mistake,I meant DBALL Xpresskit.
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kreg357 wrote:

Here is a link to the FX35 wiring info from DEI :

http://www.readyremote.com/main.asp?make=Infiniti&model=FX35

I don't see the PKALL listed for the 2009 FX35.  Think you would be much

happier with the EVO-ALL.  Here is a link for the EVO-ALL bypass install :
https://ifar.ca/download/3909/preview.html

Almost everything is wired up and working,except the remote start.This vehicle has 2of everything,2 starter wires,2 ignition wires,and 2 accessory wires.Also I know in the past you normally cut the starter wire for the starter kill.Here are the wires:
Starter      lt.blue (push-button start)     - push-button ignition switch or BCM, black 40 pin plug, pin 18
Second Starter lt. green - BCM, gray 40 pin plug, pin 21
Ignition pink + BCM, black 40 pin plug, pin 11
Second Ignition yellow - BCM, gray 40 pin plug, pin 16
     
Accessory orange + BCM, black 40 pin plug, pin 31
Second Accessory     orange + BCM, black 40 pin plug, pin 24
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This is the Viper 10 pin starter harness:
2009 infiniti fx35 -- posted image.
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Only cut starter 1, violet to key side and green to starter.
Program the pink/white as second starter.
Power up all three of red, RED / black and RED / white.
Now look at H2 and with 2 relays and 4 x 1N4004 diodes:-
2nd_ignition_and_acc.bmp
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howie ll wrote:
Only cut starter 1, violet to key side and green to starter.
Program the pink/white as second starter.
Power up all three of red, RED / black and RED / white.
Now look at H2 and with 2 relays and 4 x 1N4004 diodes:-
2nd_ignition_and_acc.bmp
Ok correct me if I'm wrong on the 2 relays which are both the same.Should look like this:2009 infiniti fx35 -- posted image.
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First I made an error, it's GREEN to key side and VIOLET to starter side.2009 infiniti fx35 -- posted image.
The right hand temp diode is correct just cut the orange and pink and mount the diode in line. Your band position on both is correct.
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Thanks,I am about to wire it in the Fx.
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howie ll wrote:
First I made an error, it's GREEN to key side and VIOLET to starter side.2009 infiniti fx35 -- posted image.
The right hand temp diode is correct just cut the orange and pink and mount the diode in line. Your band position on both is correct.
I did a test on the relays and something seems to be wrong,I am getting constant 12 volts on 85 and it will make the alarm non functional.
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