Step 1
- Connect All Of the Following Wires
6 Pin Power Connector
Yellow
30amp Starter Output
12volts during start position only.
Green
30amp Heater Output
12volts in the accessory position off during start and 12volts
during the run position.
Red
30amp Power Input
Constant 12volt power at ignition harness or battery.
Red
30amp Power Input
Constant 12volt power at ignition harness or battery.
Blue
30amp Ignition Output
12volts in the ignition, start and when run positions.
White
30amp Select Output*
Selectable Output for vehicles that require 2nd Ign, Acc or
Starter wires. See jumper diagram.
Note
:
The white wire may not be required on all vehicles.
Auxiliary Connectors
Black
System Ground Input
-
Connect to Chassis Ground.
White
Park Light Output
-
Connect to (+) Park Light system.
Green/Wht
Hood Pin Input
-
Connect to the Hood Pin Safety Switch.
Blue/White
Tach
-
Connect To A/C Tach Source. (Above 2volts AC)
Pink
Brake Switch
-
Connect To (+) When Brakes Is Applied.
White/Blue
Siren Output
- Connect to Siren/Horn
Manual Transmission Connections (”M” Models Only)
Black/Wht
Park Brake Input
-
Connect to Park Brake wire.
Green*
(-) Door Pin Input
-
Connect to door pin (-) when doors opened.
Purple*
(+) Door Pin Input
-
Connect to door pin (+) when doors opened.
Note:
Connect only one of the door pin inputs. If the vehicle has a positive door pin system
connect the purple wire, if negative connect the green wire.
Never install an automatic module into a manual transmission vehicle!
Step 2- Plug-In The Module
When all the connections are done, the control module can be plugged in. Before
connecting the control module, make sure the ignition is in the
OFF
position. Plug in the
6 pin harness and the Auxiliary harness, then any other connectors that were used. The
park lights will flash and the horn will chirp 2 times to confirm power up on automatic
transmission models. Manual transmission models will flash the park lights and siren
4 times to confirm power up.
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