Remote Start Help - Stuck

[Portland06RT]

OK, I already plan on getting $hit for doing this myself and I feel that I can but I need a little hand from my charger community.

On pg. 8 step I, it mentions to:

Remove the top cover from the engine, route the dk blue wire to the top of the engine at the coil connection point as shown. Center splice the dk blue wire to the dk blue/yellow wire at the coil.

http://f3.yahoofs.com/users/4275af70z4af62952/f424scd/__sr_/e0b7scd.jpg?phQfIlFBAJC1_T0K
Remote start install guide.

http://www.robagd.com/cars/robs/PDFs/Mopar_LX_Remote_Start_Install_Manual.pdf


Where is this since my charger doesn't look like the image.

Please help. car is dead until I get this done.

[Portland06RT]

Ok, I think I have it, doing some digging into the wonderful online pdf service book, it shows coils #5 and #8 having dark blue/yellow wires. The wire is only only enough to make it to coil 5. So here goes nuttin.

[Portland06RT]

Done! All installed! If anyone has any questions installing the factory remote start I will help you. Its actually pretty easy. If you can install a radio then you can do it! Why pay the dealer, unless you are not good with hooking up 5 wires. 8p

[FurBurger]

stupid question....you gotta use another module to activate it huh?

[flumpmaster]

Ok, I think I have it, doing some digging into the wonderful online pdf service book, it shows coils #5 and #8 having dark blue/yellow wires. The wire is only only enough to make it to coil 5. So here goes nuttin.

Thanks very much for posting this information. I installed the 2 way remote start on our Charger SRT-8 this afternoon and I was a little stuck after I pulled the plastic covers off the heads and didn't find anything that looked like the pictures in the installation instructions.

I hooked up to the blue/yellow off the last but one coil on the right when facing the engine (about the shortest run from where I had bought the wiring into the engine compartment). The remote start system worked first time - a very nice piece of kit to have in the Texas summer time.

Chris.