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INSTALLATION GUIDE
MODELS DELUXE 12 and DELUXE 22
CONTENTS
System Features .......................................
System Components .....................................
Tools Required ........................................
Technical Assistance ..................................
Before You Begin ......................................
Precautions ...........................................
Making Connections ..................................
Locating & Making Connections ........................ 4-7
Neutral Safety Switch ................................. 8
Antenna Placement .....................................
Factory Anti-Theft System.............................. 9
Testing Door Locks ....................................
Connecting Door Locks............................... 9-10
How to Use Your Remote Transmitter .................... 10
Installation Programming Instructions ................. 11
Operator Programming Instructions .................. 11-12
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OWNER'S GUIDE
REMOTE STARTER
Technical Assistance
Address
288 Canton Avenue • Wintersville, Ohio 43953
Telephone
Phone: 740-264-4710 • 800-878-8007 • Fax: 740-264-7306
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
INSTALLATION GUIDE • OWNER’S GUIDE REMOTE STARTER MODELS DELUXE 12 and DELUXE 22 CONTENTS System Features ........System Components ........Tools Required ........Technical Assistance ........Before You Begin ........Precautions ........... Making Connections ........Locating & Making Connections ......4-7 Neutral Safety Switch ......... -
Page 2: System Features
SYSTEM FEATURES 2 Four-Button Extended Range Remotely start your car to run the heater or air conditioning from an extended distance. Remote Control Keyless Entry Remotely locks and unlocks your power door locks with built-in relays onboard. Built In Alarm Features Provides door, hood and impact protection. -
Page 3: Technical Assistance
It is computer controlled and manufactured in the U.S.A. The dependability and variety of features make Bulldog Security the leader in the industry. Enjoy your new system for years to come! This system is designed to start your vehicle by sending a command signal from the remote transmitter or by programming automatic temperature or timed start. -
Page 4: Making Connections
MAKING WIRING CONNECTIONS 1. Strip back two inches of insulation on the wire from the keyless entry. Two Inches of Bare Wire 2. Strip back one inch of insulation on the wire you need to connect to. One Inch of Bare Wire 3. -
Page 5: Locating & Making Connections
2. Twist upper wires together, twist lower wires together as shown. 3. Lay upper twisted pair of wires over right wire as shown. Bring lower twisted pair of wires up to meet the left wire as shown. 4. Use electrical tape to wrap, be sure to cover about 2 inches on either side of connection. Secure with wire ties as shown. - Page 6 HEATER/BLOWER MOTOR WIRE(S) (+12V in run position only) Most vehicles will have (1) blower wire; however some Fords, newer GM vehicles and Chrysler 94 and up will have (2) or more blower wires. To locate these wire(s) probe for wire(s) that only show +12V when the ignition switch is in the RUN position only.
- Page 7 HOOD PIN SWITCH This feature will keep the engine from starting or shut off the engine when the hood is opened. Locate a good chassis ground, if at all possible do not install the pin switch in the rain gutter. Drill a 5/16 hole, insert the pin switch into the hole and tighten.
- Page 8 NEGATIVE TRUNK RELEASE TRUNK RELEASE OUTPUT (Optional Part #775 required) POSITIVE TRUNK RELEASE Locate the trunk release wire coming from the Optional part #775 required. back of the trunk release switch. You must TO FACTORY TRUNK WIRE TO FACTORY TRUNK WIRE determine if your trunk release is a (+) POSITIVE YELLOW YELLOW...
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Page 9: Neutral Safety Switch
NEUTRAL SAFETY SWITCH PRE-1996 GM REAR WHEEL DRIVES WITH PURPLE CRANK WIRE – Optional part #775 required. MECHANICAL NEUTRAL SAFETY SWITCH (Rear Wheel Drive Only) When installing a Bulldog remote starter on GM vehicles or Dodge Dakotas built prior to 1996, you must: Use the diagram below to create a circuit that will prevent the remote starter from starting the vehicle unless the key is removed from the ignition switch. -
Page 10: Factory Anti-Theft System
FACTORY ANTI-THEFT SYSTEMS FOR GENERAL MOTORS CARS ONLY System 1: PASSKEY I and II system (1985 and up). This system has a resistor pill in the key. Measure resistance of the pill using a test meter. A bypass module is available, part #VATS-WR module. System 2: PASSLOCK I and II system (1995 and up). -
Page 11: How To Use Your Remote Transmitter
“Type C” Reverse Polarity (5-pin harness) POWER GREEN/BLACK Unlock DOOR LOCK MOTOR GREEN/WHITE Unlock RED/BLACK +12V FUSE Constant BLUE/BLACK Lock BLUE/WHITE Lock LOCK NOTE: Connect the RED WITH BLACK STRIPE wire to +12V constant power fused at 30 amps. NOTE: You will need to cut factory wiring to make an end to UNLOCK end connection, see “Making Connections”... -
Page 12: Installation Programming Instructions
INSTALLATION PROGRAMMING INSTRUCTIONS WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU USE FACTORY SETTINGS FIRST ENTERING PROGRAMMING MODE Make sure your vehicle is not running and the brake is pressed. The brake is to remain pressed as long as you want to remain in programming mode. The unit will exit the programming mode simply by releasing the brake. The parking lights will flash three (3) times confirming that you are out of programming mode. - Page 13 Programming Cold Start Press and hold the brake, then press and hold Button #2 (arm/disarm) until the parking lights flash twice. Release Button #2. Press and hold Button #2, the parking lights will flash once. Each continuous flash represents a progression in degrees: one (1) flash= -40ºF, two (2) flashes=-30ºF, three (3) flashes=-20ºF, four (4) flashes=-10ºF, five (5) flashes=0ºF, six (6) flashes=10ºF, seven (7) flashes=20ºF.