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Remote starter hookup 1987 190E 16V?
What is the correct way to hookup a remote starter switch?
I think Step 1 is to disconnect the EZL plug connection with the heavy green wire from the ignition control module. Have I got this right? I think Step 2 involves making a connection with one lead from the remote starter to the pin connector which is just to the left of the brake booster. If this is correct, do I pull off the cover from pin, which has a wire connected to it, and connect one lead from the remote starter to the pin now revealed, and leave the cover hanging? Or do I make a "splice" connection that leaves the pin cover installed? Once I make the correct connection in Step 2, where does the other lead from the remote starter go--to the positive battery terminal or to ground? Anything else I should pay attention to? I appreciate your help-- __________________
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Jim Herold--Current: 1987 190E 16V, 1999 ML 430--Past: 1971 280 SL, 1972 250 |
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I always like to ground the ELZ. I don't believe MB has a problem with this but some cars do especially earlier electronic ignitions. They tend to blow the ignition modules. So I ground out of habbit.
I'm not sure about step 2 on a 190E. All I know it that the correct wire has always been purple for me and on the other side of the car.
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