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2002 explorer,need wiring schematic to connect remote starter&security with colored wire. [ 2 in 1 prostart ] help !!!!!!
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Re: remote starter

go to www.bulldogsecurity.com and look it up. Make sure to have the proper bypass for the ignition. With out it, the remote starter won't work unless you leave your keys in the ignition.
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Re: remote starter

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2002 explorer,need wiring schematic to connect remote starter&security with colored wire. [ 2 in 1 prostart ] help !!!!!!
Are you looking for any wires in particular, or basically everything to hook up the entire system? Have you ever installed a remote start system before?

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