REVISED Alarm Problem
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REVISED Alarm Problem
On my previous post I stated the problem wrong -
WHAT I MEANT TO SAY is that I NEED to disconnect the alarm system in order to start the van.
This is a factory installed alarm system - 1994 e150 van -
The horn wires were cut to stop the beeping...then the kill switch was cut - I only want to bypass the system in order to start the truck - does anyone know what I need to pull out/disconnect in order to start the van. Right now - it doesn't start at all.
by the way - I am really a woman helping out a man - and would appreciated ANY details anyone can give me on doing this.
Thanks again.
WHAT I MEANT TO SAY is that I NEED to disconnect the alarm system in order to start the van.
This is a factory installed alarm system - 1994 e150 van -
The horn wires were cut to stop the beeping...then the kill switch was cut - I only want to bypass the system in order to start the truck - does anyone know what I need to pull out/disconnect in order to start the van. Right now - it doesn't start at all.
by the way - I am really a woman helping out a man - and would appreciated ANY details anyone can give me on doing this.
Thanks again.
Last edited by wontrun; Oct 11, 2003 at 09:25 AM.
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From: Still under the hood in O
If the wires to the kill switch were just cut and taped up it will not start.
The switch acts as a circuit. With the kill switch in the off position it breaks the circuit, with it in the on position it completes the circuit.
You can either rewire the kill switch to a togle switch or wire it up perminantly. I would wire it to a togle switch up under the dash.
The switch acts as a circuit. With the kill switch in the off position it breaks the circuit, with it in the on position it completes the circuit.
You can either rewire the kill switch to a togle switch or wire it up perminantly. I would wire it to a togle switch up under the dash.
