2000 Mustang alarm, no start
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Topic: 2000 Mustang alarm, no start
Posted By: djtsmith007
Subject: 2000 Mustang alarm, no start
Date Posted: April 11, 2006 at 7:20 PM
IM trying to install a Carbin 4700 plus alarm on my 2000 mustang, v6. And im having trouble with the wiring into the factory alarm. What if anything, do i need to get to bypass that? Im not putting in a remote start, just a typical alarm. Ive tried everywhere lookin for help. Thanks ahead!
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Posted By: mo12v
Date Posted: April 11, 2006 at 9:15 PM
12volts | yellow & lt. GREEN/ purple | + | ignition harness | Starter | WHITE/ pink | + | ignition harness | Ignition | RED / lt. green | + | ignition harness | Power Lock | lt. green | + | 20 pin plug, pin 20 at GEM | Notes: The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel. | Power Unlock | purple | + | 20 pin plug, pin 18 at GEM | Notes: The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel. | Lock Motor | RED / white | 5wi | 20 pin plug, pin 9 at GEM | Notes: The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel. | Unlock Motor | RED / orange | 5wi | 20 pin plug, pin 7 at GEM | Notes: The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel. | Disarm Defeat | pink/orange | 5wi | 20 pin plug, pin 8 at GEM | Notes: The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel. | Parking Lights+ | brown | + | 26 pin plug, pin 7 at GEM | Notes: The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel. | Parking Lights- | WHITE/ black | - | 26 pin plug, pin 11 at GEM | Notes: The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel. | Hazards | same as turn signals | | | Turn Signal(L) | lt grn/wht(F), lt grn/org(R) | + | steering column | Turn Signal(R) | wht/lt blu(F), org/lt blu(R) | + | steering column | Door Trigger | yel/black (L), gray/red (R) | - | 20P plg, pin 13 & 5 at GEM | Notes: Use yellow/black for the driver door trigger and gray/red for the passenger door. Use both wires and diode isolate each from the GEM module, refer to DirectFax document 1076 for wiring information.
The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel. | Dome Supervision | BLACK/ white | + | 20 pin plug, pin 3 at GEM | Notes: The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel. | Trunk/Hatch Pin | BROWN / white | - | 12 pin plug, pin 3 at GEM | Notes: The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel.
The hatch pin needs to be diode isolated from the GEM module. Refer to DirectFax document 1076 for wiring information. | Hood Pin | N/A | | | Trunk/Hatch Release | pink/lt. green | - | 26 pin plug, pin 25 at GEM | Notes: The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel. | Power Sliding Door | N/A | | | Factory Alarm Arm | arms on lock with door open | | | Factory Alarm Disarm | dk. GREEN/ purple | - | 20 pin plug, pin 16 at GEM | Notes: The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel. | Disarm No Unlock | see factory alarm disarm | | | Tachometer | NOT red or WHITE/ lt. blue | ac | ignition coil or coil pack | Horn Trigger | yellow/lt. green | - | 26 pin plug, pin 12 at GEM | Notes: The GEM (Generic Electronic Module) is located above the driver kick panel. | Memory Seat 1 | N/A | | | Memory Seat 2 | N/A | | | Memory Seat 3 | N/A | | |
Interface Module: | Category: Immobilizer Bypass | Required: Yes | Type: PATS | Part #: 555PW | Alternate Part1 #: 555FW | Alternate Part2 #: 556UW |
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Posted By: bmwpwner
Date Posted: April 16, 2006 at 12:41 AM
you need the factory disarm wire off the above tech sheet. you can either use the factory disarm wire off your aftermarket alarm to pulse this wire (if you alarm is equipped with such an output) or you can diode isolate the unlock wire to pulse the factory alarm disarm wire as well. if you can't find the factory disarm wire in the vehicle sometimes you can use a pulse before unlock/disarm to a relay to trigger the ignition wire in the vehicle to "wake" the vehicle up. i had to do this on a taurus i did awhile back and got the setup from DEI techs. worked great but haven't had to do it since then on any other vehicles but i'm assuming it would work on anything that needed to disarm the OEM alarm to be able to unlock the vehicle. good luck and hope this helps.
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