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2004 Ford F150, code alarm CA-410-A


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ericgeo617 
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I am looking for a wiring diagram to install a Code Alarm CA410A add on remote starter. Also, whats the best way to bypass the coded keys?

Thanks

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2004 Ford F150, code alarm CA-410-A -- posted image.
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2004 Ford F150, code alarm CA-410-A -- posted image.
2004 Ford F150, code alarm CA-410-A -- posted image.
StarterRED / lt. blue + ignition harness  
     
Ignitiondk. blue/lt. green + ignition harness  
     
     
AccessoryBLACK/ lt. green + ignition harness  
     
KeysenseBLACK/ pink + ignition harness  
Power Lockpink / YELLOW - DKP or BCM, green plug, pin 9  
Power Unlockpink/lt. green - DKP or BCM, green plug, pin 1  
Lock Motorpink/black 5wiDKP or BCM, blue plug, pin 2
Unlock MotorRED / orange 5wiDKP or BCM, blue plug, pin 5  
Parking Lights+brown + switch or BCM, blue plug, pin 6  
     
     
     
     
Reverse LightBLACK/ pink + DKP, gray plug, pin 13  
Door TriggerBLACK/ yel (L), BLACK/ pink (R) - DKP, gray plug, pins 22, 23  
Dome SupervisionBLACK/ lt. blue + DKP, gray plug, pin 6  
     
     
    
     
    
    
    
TachometerNOT RED / lt. green or red ac any ignition coil or fuel injector  
     
Brake Wirelt. green + brake pedal switch  
Parking Brakelt. GREEN/ red - parking brake switch  
Horn Triggerdk. blue - switch or BCM, blue plug

for coded keys the best thing to do it to use a trnsponder module but if times are hard you can take the chip and hot glue it in the transponder ring after removing it from around the ignition cylinder by removind the torx screw holding it on.

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use the search button for 04-06 diagram. it seems that PKF3 by Omega are ur best bet, due to no spare key needed.
if youre not familiar w/ databus type bypass, i would suggest using the univeral bypass thatll required an extra key.
btw, when remote startd, ur key FOB will be disabled. if you dont like this situation, i reccomend on using a stand-alone alarm/remotestarter.
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Using the search button there are many posts about teh 2004 Ford F150
As far as the bypass module we always use the PKF3 keyless bypasm odule. You will need 2 active keys to program this module.
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ericgeo617 
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Hello ,

I am wondering where to place the "shutdown input 2(-)" and "shutdown input 1(+) wires for a Code Alarm CA-410A in a 2004 Ford F-150.  When I activate the auto start the unit clicks but does not start.  I have a Omega IB-F3 as the bypass which was programmed successfully. Thanks for any info.

ericgeo617 
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I have a 2004 F-150 that I am putting in a Code Alarm CA-410-A remote starter. I and wondering where the "shutdown input 2 (-)" and "shutdown input 1 (+)" go. There is nothing in the manual to indicate where they must be connected.  Without the wires connected I get a series of clicks when I activate the remote starter. The bypass is an Omega IB-F3 which was installed. The negative ground wire is connected to a (-) out when running on the Code Alarm. I believe the bypass is programmed correctly because the remote starter will not fire up the truck with a key near the ignition either. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

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this unit need to learn a tach signal.  and the shutdown wires are optional....as long as you have hooked the brake wire up.     XS

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