[noelattard]

so I desided to install my own remote starter alarm combo but I'm not sure out of all the thinner wires what is needed for the unit to get the truck to start.. I followed the wiring directions from bulldogsecurity with the relays and all but there are alot of thinner wires that say pulse ground before after and during and have no idea if I need them.. are there any installers that can help me out??? I would love to post a step by step install but need help getting it working first.. thanks alot

 

[Zero Six LE]

Is there any Tech support for the system? I would call them for advice.

 

[jonbth]

I installed a different brand Alarm/Remote start combo and didn't have too much trouble. All the ignition wires can be accessed near the steering column under the dash and then you need a tachometer wire which can be accessed right behind the speedometer. The ignition switch wires are 10 or 12 guage.

 

[demondrive]

ive only ever really done Directed electronics ones ( python/viper/etc) but i can see if i can point you in the right direction if you get me a list of all the wires and their function

 

[rogzballz]

Dude, bulldog alarm/starter is crap ... if you have the factory keyless and alarm, you'll need a bypass and usually the +/- pulses are for your door locks ...

 

[devious1]

As far as the locks my Clifford has two wires...one for double pulse locks (which Nissan has) and one for single pulse locks. I couldn't get anything to work properly with the double pulse wire but when I ditched that and went to the single pulse wire everything works flawlessly. I taped into everything above the BCM mainly because it was cleaner that way but the starter wires I did in the kick panel. Thats the part I can help you with, I haven't dived into the remote start yet. PM me for more info on the alarm hook up and maybe I can help if you still need it.

 

[jonbth]

The only thing I had a problem (not really a problem) is that both doors unlock instead of only the drivers door. You don't need a resistor like most recommend.