1997 Jeep Cherokee, Viper 4115v
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Topic: 1997 Jeep Cherokee, Viper 4115v
Posted By: hansj3
Subject: 1997 Jeep Cherokee, Viper 4115v
Date Posted: December 31, 2018 at 7:25 AM
I bought a viper 4115v and installed it into my 97 Jeep Cherokee xj. (Non smart key) I set it up as just a remote start, wired it in, and did a function test before wiring in the tach wire to an injector.
It started just fine, but would shut down. The alternator wasn't outputing.
I disconnected the 6 pin main relay connection and my alternator came back. I double checked the 9pin connectors and am sure that they are right, so I'm assuming that my 6 pin connector is wrong.
I wired it as follows.
The purple start wire to the yellow pin 10,
The orange accessory to the black/orange pin 4
The pink primary ignition to the dark blue pin 9
And the red wires directly to a b+ lug.
Does that sound right?
It started just fine, but would shut down. The alternator wasn't outputing.
I disconnected the 6 pin main relay connection and my alternator came back. I double checked the 9pin connectors and am sure that they are right, so I'm assuming that my 6 pin connector is wrong.
I wired it as follows.
The purple start wire to the yellow pin 10,
The orange accessory to the black/orange pin 4
The pink primary ignition to the dark blue pin 9
And the red wires directly to a b+ lug.
Does that sound right?
Replies:
Posted By: geepherder
Date Posted: December 31, 2018 at 8:01 AM
Posted By: hansj3
Date Posted: December 31, 2018 at 1:47 PM