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Old 04-27-2007, 09:51 PM
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Default how to interupt the RAP circuit?

i need some help, and hopefully someone can help me out.

what i would like to do is to be able to somehow interupt the RAP circuit with a relay.

The reason for this is that i would like for the circuit to be off once the remote start on my truck goes off. The way it is rite now, is that if i remote start the truck all the accesories come on, and that all rite, but sometimes i need to abort the remote start (change my mind or something) and when I do that the RAP is still powered, and things such as my radio and some other add-ons are still going.

One thing i though of was to pulse the door switches (simulate an open) door, but that would sound off the alarm, unless i isolate it before that (dont really want to got this route).

So im hoping someone knows a trick of doing this.

Thanks for any help, it'll be greatly appreciated.
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