NOTE 1 Some vehicles will call for a ‘+’ polarity connection to the parking light circuit and some will call for a ‘-
‘ connection. The red/black wire on the remote start is used to select the polarity of the remote start’s parking
light output. If your vehicle’s parking light wire is shown with a ‘+’ on your wiring chart, connect the red/black
wire to a constant +12v power source (you can tap it right on to one of the large red power input wires on the
remote start’s 6-pin harness). If your vehicle’s parking light wire is shown with a ‘-’ on your wiring chart,
connect the red/black wire to ground. The white wire in the remote start 12-pin harness is the actual parking
light output wire. After you’ve properly selected it’s polarity using the red/black wire, connect the white wire
to the parking light wire in your vehicle, as indicated on your wiring chart.
NOTE 2 The grey wire is used with a pin switch (included in your kit) to prohibit the remote start from activating
while the hood is open. This is an important safety feature!
NOTE 3 Most Mazda vehicles will require the DLS door lock adapter module. The exceptions are the B-Series
trucks, the 2007 CX9 and the 2009 MX-5 Miata. We’ll go in to detail in the “Wiring Your Door Locks” section
below
NOTE 4 Most vehicles will not require this connection. The remote start has a ‘tach sensing’ circuit built in. The
purpose of that circuit (or the tach wire if you need it) is to enable the remote start to detect when the engine
has started so it will stop cranking the starter. When you test your system, if the starter keeps cranking after
the engine has started, you’ll need to connect the tach wire. Once the wire is connected, take two additional
steps: 1) Change Programming Option #1 to the ‘tach’ setting (see installer’s manual). 2) Program the tach
circuit as shown in the installation manual.
Before proceeding to the bypass installation, plug in your antenna, pushbutton and LED.
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