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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Pittsburgh
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Real Name: Chris
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Pittsburgh
Posts: 5,690
Real Name: Chris
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Originally Posted by bigmace
Kind of.
Basically you need to find a spot in the engine bay thats grounded. So pretty much anywhere on the chassy (you might have to sand off a little of the paint). Then run the include wire from the switch through the firewall into the control module. It comes with a plug and wire needed to set it up.
How it works is when the hood is open it sends a ground signal to the control unit which disables the remote starter. When the hood is closed it pushes the pin switch down, and there is no longer a ground signal going to the control module. Its not needed but a good safety feature for you or anyone working on your vehicle.
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Thanks for the info, I have plenty of ground points in the engine bay, just wondering how it connects 
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