How-to-guides for installing car security

Starter Disable

Most security systems have a feature called starter disabled this feature simply blocks the electrical current to the starter from the vehicles key switch, when the vehicle is in the armed state the vehicle cannot be started unless the security system is unarmed. .

most vehicles and will send a positive voltage to the vehicles starter one tedious time to start position. this wire can typically be found in the steering column this water by simply toting you a digital test light .  and when the vehicle is in the star division is aware of it will be used to Interop the starter. when testing for this wire always use the digital test light as digital test lights will draw much less current than a standard incandescent light test light. caution airbag liar sharp also located on the steering column, if you're not familiar with beer bag where systems is highly recommended research the vehicles wearing before proceeding  The starter interrupt is a relay, which ties in between the ignition switch and the starter solenoid. The starter solenoid main power feed draws a huge amount of current, so the solenoid feed wire going to the starter cannot be spliced into. The wire that you tie into is the small wire going to the starter solenoid that tells the solenoid to energize when you turn the key to the “start” position.