installing Remote starter
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installing Remote starter
I am installing a remote starter on my 06 F150 Screw and I can't find the pink/orange wire (unlock switch sense). The install instructions say that it is at the driver's side rear sill plate harness. I don't see the wire and am not sure which harness and where the harness is. It is a ford starter with keyless and alarm. What does the wire do? what if i don't hook it up? Can anyone help.
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Originally Posted by jaym69
I am installing a remote starter on my 06 F150 Screw and I can't find the pink/orange wire (unlock switch sense). The install instructions say that it is at the driver's side rear sill plate harness. I don't see the wire and am not sure which harness and where the harness is. It is a ford starter with keyless and alarm. What does the wire do? what if i don't hook it up? Can anyone help.
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Thanks I will look there. This looks like it will take another day to complete by the time I organize the wires and hook them all up.
Another question - I unhooked the green harness that has the wire colors for the lock and unlock and the power locks and dome light still work and are unaffected by the harness being disconnected. What does the green harness at the driver's kick panel do and are those the correct wires for lock and unlock switch and lock motor? I have not cut any wires yet. I am still running wires to their general areas. This is a time consuming project.
Another question - I unhooked the green harness that has the wire colors for the lock and unlock and the power locks and dome light still work and are unaffected by the harness being disconnected. What does the green harness at the driver's kick panel do and are those the correct wires for lock and unlock switch and lock motor? I have not cut any wires yet. I am still running wires to their general areas. This is a time consuming project.
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Originally Posted by jaym69
Thanks I will look there. This looks like it will take another day to complete by the time I organize the wires and hook them all up.
Another question - I unhooked the green harness that has the wire colors for the lock and unlock and the power locks and dome light still work and are unaffected by the harness being disconnected. What does the green harness at the driver's kick panel do and are those the correct wires for lock and unlock switch and lock motor? I have not cut any wires yet. I am still running wires to their general areas. This is a time consuming project.
Another question - I unhooked the green harness that has the wire colors for the lock and unlock and the power locks and dome light still work and are unaffected by the harness being disconnected. What does the green harness at the driver's kick panel do and are those the correct wires for lock and unlock switch and lock motor? I have not cut any wires yet. I am still running wires to their general areas. This is a time consuming project.
Although I do have the wiring diagram for the ford remote starter/alarm....I could attach it if I knew how to...it is a PDF file.....I will try to post up the pages for you
I see that you also said that you are looking for the unlock wire which is pink/orange....it is not pink/orange it is pink/green.....here is a list of all the wires you should need to grab from your truck
<table id="ppp" style="margin-top: 5px;" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width="100%"><tbody><tr><td style="font-weight: bold;">PASSIVE ANTI-THEFT
</td> <td> YES</td> <td> TRANSPONDER </td> <td align="center"> SEE NOTES </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> 12 VOLTS</td> <td> Green/violet</td> <td> Ignition switch harness </td> <td align="center"> + </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> IGNITION</td> <td> Blue/green</td> <td> Ignition switch harness </td> <td align="center"> + </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> ACCESSORY</td> <td> Black/green</td> <td> Ignition switch harness </td> <td align="center"> + </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> STARTER</td> <td> Red/lt. blue
</td> <td> Ignition switch harness </td> <td align="center"> + </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> KEY SENSE</td> <td> Black/pink</td> <td> Ignition switch harness </td> <td align="center"> + </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> TACH SIGNAL</td> <td> Opposite of Red/green</td> <td> At any coil on engine </td> <td align="center"> AC </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> FUEL INJECTOR</td> <td> Opposite of Red</td> <td> At any injector on engine </td> <td align="center"> AC </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> LOCK</td> <td> Pink/yellow</td> <td> Low in driver's kickpanel </td> <td align="center"> - </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> UNLOCK</td> <td> Pink/green</td> <td> Low in driver's kickpanel </td> <td align="center"> - </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> DOORPIN</td> <td> Black/Yellow & Black/Pink</td> <td> Driver's kick panel </td> <td align="center"> - </td></tr> <tr> <td colspan="4"> <t> <t> </t></t><table class="NotesTable" cellspadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tbody><tr> <td valign="top"> </td> <td width="1">
</td> <td style="font-size: 10pt;" valign="top" width="100%">Doorpins in this vehicle are independent, WITHOUT factory keyless Drivers door is Black/Yellow, Passenger Door is Black/Pink,found in gray plug in drivers kick panel, With factory keyless Drivers door is Black/Yellow, Passenger door is Black/Pink, Left rear door is Black/Lt.Blue, Right Rear Door is black/White , All wires are found at B.C.M. behind rear driver's side panel.</td></tr></tbody></table></td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> BRAKESWITCH</td> <td> Green</td> <td> At switch above brake pedal </td> <td align="center"> + </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> PARKLIGHTS</td> <td> Brown</td> <td> At light switch harness </td> <td align="center"> + </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> HAND BRAKE</td> <td> Lt.green/red</td> <td> At switch on handbrake lever </td> <td align="center"> - </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> HORN</td> <td> Dk.blue</td> <td> At steering column </td> <td align="center"> - </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> HEADLIGHTS</td> <td> Red/yellow</td> <td> At light switch harness </td> <td align="center"> + </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> VSS WIRE</td> <td> Gray/black</td> <td> In radio harness behind radio </td> <td align="center"> </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> TRANSPONDER IGNITION</td> <td> Red/lt.green</td> <td> In 4-pin plug on steering column </td> <td align="center"> + </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> TRANSPONDER DATA 1</td> <td> Gray/orange</td> <td> In 4-pin plug on steering column </td> <td align="center"> DATA </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> TRANSPONDER DATA 2</td> <td> White/lt.green</td> <td> In 4-pin plug on steering column </td> <td align="center"> DATA </td></tr> <tr> <td style="font-weight: bold;"> TRANSPONDER GROUND</td> <td> Black/lt.blue</td> <td> In 4-pin plug on steering column </td> <td align="center"> - </td></tr></tbody></table>
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ok this should work
go here
http://rapidshare.com/files/96006196/Remote_Start_Installation_Guide.pdf.zip.html
Click on free download and wait for it to count down then enter the code and download
you want pages 218 to 221
Yea it does take some time to put in, when I did mine I took all of my wires that were going to the same location and taped them together with electric tape. The ones that I did not use I looped together and tied them off at the unit.
In the drivers kick panel I picked up my lock, unlock, brake input, and ground
Behind the headlight switch I pick up my parking light input
<o></o>At the steering column I grabbed the Starter, ignition, 12vlots, Accessory, and horn
I ran my tach wire out to the drivers side front fuel injector, ran it in the same grommet as the hood release cable.
<o></o>And at the key-in my two wires for the bypass.
<o></o>Hopes this helps
go here
http://rapidshare.com/files/96006196/Remote_Start_Installation_Guide.pdf.zip.html
Click on free download and wait for it to count down then enter the code and download
you want pages 218 to 221
Yea it does take some time to put in, when I did mine I took all of my wires that were going to the same location and taped them together with electric tape. The ones that I did not use I looped together and tied them off at the unit.
In the drivers kick panel I picked up my lock, unlock, brake input, and ground
Behind the headlight switch I pick up my parking light input
<o></o>At the steering column I grabbed the Starter, ignition, 12vlots, Accessory, and horn
I ran my tach wire out to the drivers side front fuel injector, ran it in the same grommet as the hood release cable.
<o></o>And at the key-in my two wires for the bypass.
<o></o>Hopes this helps
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I am looking for the "unlock sense wire". The instructions list --- a door lock, door unlock, lock motor, driver's door unlcok motor, and an unlock switch sense. My instructions list them all at the driver's kick panel except the unlock switch sense (pink/orange) which it lists as rear sill plate. The pink/green is listed as the "door unlock" not the "unlock switch sense". It lists connecting all the wires. It may be for the alarm part of the system. I going to still check in the taped together wires.
#7
oops, sorry missed that part
The unlock sense wire would be for the alarm, so it knows when the doors are locked and unlocked, knowing when to active.
If you don't connect it I would say that the alarm would go off every time you open the door. That is if you connect the lock sense wire and not the unlock sense wire, the system will think that the doors are locked when you open the doors.
The unlock sense wire would be for the alarm, so it knows when the doors are locked and unlocked, knowing when to active.
If you don't connect it I would say that the alarm would go off every time you open the door. That is if you connect the lock sense wire and not the unlock sense wire, the system will think that the doors are locked when you open the doors.
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I am not going to use the starter interrupt from the remote starter. Do I still need to connect a wire to starter wire? I am guessing I do but I don't think I ran that violet wire to steering column. I hate it when I make more work for myself.
The install instructions I have for the 2006 F150 list the "unlock sense wire" as driver's rear sill plate harness. I will have to look for it in morning, it has to be there some where. It looks like the sense wire is used with keyless and not only the alarm instruction.
Thanks for help so far. I hope to complete this project soon.
The install instructions I have for the 2006 F150 list the "unlock sense wire" as driver's rear sill plate harness. I will have to look for it in morning, it has to be there some where. It looks like the sense wire is used with keyless and not only the alarm instruction.
Thanks for help so far. I hope to complete this project soon.
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Originally Posted by jaym69
I am not going to use the starter interrupt from the remote starter. Do I still need to connect a wire to starter wire? I am guessing I do but I don't think I ran that violet wire to steering column. I hate it when I make more work for myself.
You should have a total of five wires going there....Starter, ignition, 12volts, Accessory, and horn.
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I just tried to install a remote start something got messed up. Had everything hooked up right but some how there was faulty ground wires and the fuse panel was messed up. But anyways my instructions said the lock was pink with a yellow trace and the unlock was pink with a green trace or vise versa cant remeber off hand. Well anyways I hooked it up like they said and when I hit the lock the horn would honk once like its suppose to and show the lock on the remote cause its a 2way remote. Well the lock wouldnt lock or when I hit unlock the horn would honk twice and wouldnt unlock it. I dont know what was going on but its getting installed tomorrow by someone else.
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whenever i install a remote starter, i like to verify the wiring color codes through at least 2 sources.... i have found errors a couple times. also, just because you get the right color codes, you may not always get the right wires....... do you know how many wires there can be that meet the correct color code? by verifying with more than 1 source, you will sometimes get a better idea of where the needed wires are hiding.