User manual CLIFFORD 650

[. . . ] PrimeStart 650 Installation Manual PrimeStart 650 Installation Manual Table of Contents Important Information . 8 RangeMasterTM Super Heterodyne Receiver Module . 11 Channel 2 Accessory Output (Trunk Release). 11 Remote Start Armed Signal (-) Output . [. . . ] Connect the YELLOW wire to the ignition switch side of the starter wire. Connect the VIOLET wire to the starter solenoid side of the starter wire. 13 PrimeStart 650 Installation Manual Remote Engine Start Neutral Safety Switch Bulletin A neutral safety switch is a mechanism on almost every vehicle equipped with an automatic transmission. The neutral safety switch prevents the vehicle from starting while the gear shift selector is in "Reverse" or "Forward" gear positions. There are basically two types of neutral safety switches. The most common is the mechanical (separate) neutral safety switch. A small group of vehicles use a combined neutral safety switch. Type "A" (separate) The mechanical neutral safety switch is located between the ignition switch and the starter solenoid. The starter wire runs directly from the back of the ignition switch to the neutral safety switch and then to the starter solenoid. When adding a remote engine starter, make starter wire connections as close to the ignition switch as possible to ensure your connections are between the ignition switch and the neutral safety switch. Type "B" (combined) Some vehicles combine the neutral safety switch and the steering column shift mechanism together. The starter wires run from the "combined" switch directly to the starter solenoid. The remote start wire connection cannot be made between the ignition switch and the neutral safety switch. As a result, if the vehicle was left in gear with the key in the ignition and not in the locked position, the vehicle could move forward or backward if a remote start attempt was made. The combined type neutral safety switch requires an additional relay to prevent the vehicle from remote starting while the key is in the ignition. Use the attached test procedure and relay wiring diagrams. Install the complete remote start unit and test all safety features before conducting the test procedure. Currently, the only vehicles with the combined neutral safety switch that Prime is aware of are General Motors trucks, GM sport utility vehicles, GM column shift passenger cars and Dodge Dakota pickup trucks. There may be additional vehicles with the combined neutral safety switch that require the additional relay. 14 PrimeStart 650 Installation Manual NOTE: Use the following test procedure upon completion of every remote start regardless of the make and model of the vehicle Test Procedure Be at least 5 unobstructed clearance at the front rear of the Make I CAUTION: andsure there isvehicle. thefeet ofsure to alert anyone near the vehicle you are testing that vehicle may move forward slightly. Turn the ignition key to the "ON" position and place the vehicle in "DRIVE. " 3. Turn the ignition as close to the "OFF" position as possible. (Most vehicles will not allow the key to turn off completely. ) 4. Place your foot over the brake pedal without touching it. Be prepared to step on the brake if the starter engages. [. . . ] Wait 3 seconds, the siren will chirp once for OFF, twice for ON. Wait 3 seconds, the siren will chirp once for OFF, twice for ON. Wait 3 seconds, the siren will chirp once for OFF, twice for ON Wait 3 seconds, the siren will chir. p once for 60, twice for 30. Wait 3 seconds, the siren will chirp once for 2 pulse, twice for 1 pulse. [. . . ]