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05/07/2016

 FAQ derek g (342790Pts.)

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What is the correct way to connect wires?

T-Taps, Butt connectors 2 pounds of solder I've seen and heard it all...most of the time resulting in a headache and lost time. So i thought i would break it down and show the 5 easy steps to make a good quality and secure connection in a vehicle.

The 5 Steps are as follows:

1- Strip back the inulation of the wire you wish to connect to.

2- Seperate the braid to create an opening in the wire.

3- Insert the wire that is to be connected into the opening.

4- Close the wire.

5- Finally twist the wire around securing them togehter and finish it off with some electrical tape.

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19/11/2016

 FAQ Corey Church (170Pts.)

1

No LED's on unit after initial install

I completed all the intall wiring on my evo one on a 2007 mitsubishi eclipse, updated the bypass and remote start and when I plugged the unit in, I didn't see and LED's light up at all. Tryed to program the bypass, no LED's. removed the unit and tried to check the programming on the unit and it all seems to be fine. Looked in the Questions on the support site, and found that perhaps a master reset needs to be done. I can't seem to get any response from the unit on the car to do anything so I can't get into the programming mode to reset and can't get the red light during the master reset. What can I do?
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24/10/2016

 FAQ derek g (342790Pts.)

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Ever wonder what the led's on the evo mean?

A simple and quick explanation!

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