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Enrico Camia

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12/12/2023

 Ford Enrico Camia (240Pts.)

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Evo All and RF Kit with Aftermarket Power Locks

Hey guys I got another quick question, I purchased the EVO All, THAR-FOR1 T-Harness and RFK442 RF Kit which I will be installing soon for remote start functionality. So my 2011 F-150 did not come with power locks so I wired up a relay with a momentary switch a few days ago which is working well so far (see link for wiring diagram below). https://www.caraudioforumz.com/attachments/car-alarm-mobile-security-85/14792-wiring-diagram-aftermarket-door-locks-trim.jpg My question was, would it be ok to hook up the lock pin A19 and unlock pin A5 on the EVO All (see Fortin wiring diagram below) to pin 85 and 86 which go to the momentary switch (see other wiring diagram). https://fortin.ca/download/94891/EVO-ALL_IG_RTS_BI_FOR-FSERIES-2011-2016_KEY80bits_D_94891.pdf My thought process here was that say for example, I click lock on the RF Kit which would send the command to the EVO All and then the EVO ALL would send voltage to the relay and finally the door will lock? Did I get this right? What's confusing me is why a diode is needed in that orientation, seems like it will be blocking the lock signal? Thank you so much!
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05/12/2023

 Ford Enrico Camia (240Pts.)

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D2D or W2W Fortin EVO All with FORT1 T-Harness and AVITAL 4105L for 2011 F-150

Hi, I purchased the THAR-FORT1 Kit which comes with the EVO ALL and FORT1 T-Harness. I also purchased the FlashLink updater and will set the EVO ALL to D2D. I would like to pair all of this with an Avital 4015L remote starter for my 2011 F-150 (I do not want to use the factory remote start protocol as my truck doesn't have power locks). I would like to only use the D2D cable to connect to the Avital 4015L in order to cut down on wire clutter. I would like to know if the D2D cable is the only cable I need to connect between the these two. I was looking at the wiring diagram for the EVO ALL with the FORT1 T-Harness and on the left side of the remote starter every cable is optional if D2D is used but on the right side there is parking lights which I don't care for so I wont be hooking up and Ignition. Doesn't the ignition communicate through D2D? https://fortin.ca/download/94881/EVO-ALL_IG_RTA_BI_FOR-FSERIES-2011-2016_KEY80bits_D_94881.pdf Wanted to know if I am on the right track here before I start the install. Thanks!
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