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jrak123 
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Looking for help with my 2000 F150, I have an Avital 4103XL remote start kit as well as a PKALL bypass module. I looked though the forums and found my vehicle wiring diagram, I see a wire location for factory disarm, but not one for re-arm.
I am also confused about wiring up the door locks to work on the avital FOB. Do I need to wire in multiple relays for door locks and for the factory alarm arm/disarm?
I could also use some clarification on using a diode in the circuit.
I have extensive automotive wiring background, but no experience with installing a remote start system.
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Posted: November 08, 2013 at 7:38 PM / IP Logged  
Does your F-150 have Factory Keyless Entry or NO Keyless Entry?
I take it your truck has a Factory Alarm? If so, I believe it re-arms with the lock. Did my sisters Ford Explorer with a factory alarm and only had to do the dis-arm wire.
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Correct, my truck has factory keyless entry, through some more research and looking on fords wiring database, I realized that my truck does not have a wire for re-arm.
I am starting the install now, I have the kick panel and knee bolster removed to expose the wiring, but the weather has turned to crap, so now I am at my kitchen table pre stripping and labeling the RS harness.
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Your F-150 should have Type B locks and the Avital Lock/unlock wire will connect directly to the wires on the truck.
In the downloads section of this site is a Door Locks DF 1041 that may help:
https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/downloads.asp?srch=all&term=1041
Take it one wire at a time, test with a DMM, double check, solder, tape, and move on to the next wire.
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Posted: November 09, 2013 at 4:44 PM / IP Logged  
Bulldog lists your truck as having two Ignitions and two Accessory, if so you will need a relay with one of the (-)200mA to drive one of those outputs.
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My Avital R/S has a primary and secondary ignition and accessory output in the harness.
As far as the door locks are concerned, I am glad that I can wire directly to the lock wires, and I have the right location. My issue is how do I wire the "wake up" for the GEM module.
From what I understand, after ~45 minutes the GEM shuts down turning off accessories, disabling my ability to use the Avital FOB to unlock the doors.
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From a search of this site:
https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?tid=98240
https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?tid=120674
https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/uploads/Tech_Tips_1093_Ford_GEM_Wake_Up.pdf
First determine if you need to wake up the GEM
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Father in the law has 00 f150 and I didn't have to wake up the gem and Didnt connect second accessory wire
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Yeah, I found that out as well. I guess they started the wake up feature in 2001, just like the document says.
Anyhow, the system is installed and functioning. I appreciate everyone chiming in and helping me out with getting it installed. If I had to do it over again it would probably only take 2-3 hours instead of the 5-6 that it took me.
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Posted: November 10, 2013 at 7:52 PM / IP Logged  
Not bad, 5-6 hours. First one I did was my 2000 Taurus. Took the whole weekend!
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