2000 acura integra sl2 transponder wiring

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Topic: 2000 acura integra sl2 transponder wiring

Posted By: jspexae102
Subject: 2000 acura integra sl2 transponder wiring
Date Posted: August 23, 2007 at 1:17 AM

After troubleshooting my remote start installation for nearly 2 hrs the owner of the 2000 Acura Integra told me he has a transponder key.. I know I should've asked before, d'oh.

So after searching throught the forum I found the Honda-SL is the best transponder bypass module. I am looking at the installation manual and I noticed Wire Colors are not listed for the integras. Will this module work for Acura Integras? I know it is a Type2 connection but do I just count the pins since wire colors are not listed?

Also for [Blue (-) Ground In] on the Honda-SL am I supposed to hook this up to the [Blue/White (-) Status] wire on the Clifford Matrix 50.5 module? And should I set that to latch or pulse?

Here is the manual I'm looking at (.PDF)
https://bypasskits.fortinautoradio.com/download.php?productmanualid=261

Replies:

Posted By: KarTuneMan
Date Posted: August 23, 2007 at 9:42 AM

Astro shows it like this.

Data wire is red, pin 2.

Synchro is blue, pin 3

ground is brn/blk, pin 4

The blue on your module goes to ground while running. (status is a stupid name, let's call it what it is) I am supprised there is a programming choice on a ground while running. If this is the case, latched. But I would check to make sure thats the correct wire on the brain.

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Posted By: jspexae102
Date Posted: August 24, 2007 at 1:39 AM

KarTuneMan wrote:

Astro shows it like this.
Data wire is red, pin 2.
Synchro is blue, pin 3
ground is brn/blk, pin 4
The blue on your module goes to ground while running. (status is a stupid name, let's call it what it is) I am supprised there is a programming choice on a ground while running. If this is the case, latched. But I would check to make sure thats the correct wire on the brain.

Thanks for the reply, that's exactly what I needed! I agree, but I'm just quoting from DEI's installation manual. It is ground while running, I think it's main function is to run the defroster.