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i am installing a remote start/ alarm i my 2006 Hummer sut i need to find oil pressure and tach wires on the plug that goes into the instrument cluster.

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MODEL YEAR(S)

H2 2003 -2006

KEY T-HARNESS IMMOBILIZER

N/A N/A Has NEW PASSLOCK II Anti-Theft System, Requires Part #XK06 Module

PART COLOR LOCATION DIAGRAM

12 VOLT CONSTANT RED (+) and RED/WHITE (+) @ IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS

STARTER YELLOW (+) @ IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS

STARTER 2 N/A

IGNITION 1 PINK (+) @ IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS

IGNITION 2 WHITE (+) @ IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS

IGNITION 3 N/A

ACCESSORY/HEATER BLOWER 1 ORANGE (+) @ IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS

ACCESSORY/HEATER BLOWER 2 BROWN (+) @ IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS

KEYSENSE N/A

PARKING LIGHTS ( - ) GRAY/BLACK (-) @ BCM. BROWN Plug, Pin B2, See NOTE *1

PARKING LIGHTS ( + ) BROWN (+) Left and BROWN/WHITE (+) Right, will require both! See NOTE *2 in DRIVERS KICK PANEL, Harness to Rear of Vehicle, See DIAGRAM 26500_H2_DUAL PARKING LIGHT DIAGRAM.pdf

POWER LOCK LIGHT BLUE (TYPE B) @ BCM, PURPLE Plug, Pin B3, See NOTE *1

POWER UNLOCK WHITE (TYPE B) @ BCM, PURPLE Plug, Pin B2, See NOTE *1

LOCK MOTOR WIRE GRAY (TYPE C) @ DRIVERS DOOR Module, in Drivers Door

DOOR TRIGGER See NOTE *3 See NOTE *3 17044_H2_(-) NEGATIVE DOOR PIN ISOLATION CIRCUIT.pdf

DOMELIGHT SUPERVISION GRAY/BLACK (+) @ BCM, BLACK Plug, Pin E, See NOTE *1

TRUNK RELEASE N/A

SLIDING POWER DOOR N/A

HORN BLACK/YELLOW to BLACK (-) @ HORN Switch or BCM, GRAY Plug, Pin B9, See NOTE *1

TACH WHITE (1-6Volts AC) testing voltage @ PCM, GREEN Plug, Pin 10, See NOTE *4

WAIT TO START LIGHT N/A

BRAKE WHITE (+) @ Switch above BRAKE Pedal

FACTORY ALARM DISARM LIGHT GREEN (-) in DRIVERS DOOR at DOOR Module

ANTI-THEFT GM'S New PASSLOCK II System, Requires XK06 Bypass Module

NOTES

NOTE *1 The BCM is located behind the HEADLIGHT Switch. The BCM has 6-Plugs, with the PURPLE Plug on the Back of the Module.

 

NOTE *2 This vehicle has 2 (+) Positive Parking Light wires, use both, requires 2 extra Relays Part 775 to connect See DIAGRAM

 

NOTE *3 the DRIVERS DOOR is a GRAY/BLACK (-) at the DRIVERS DOOR module in the DRIVERS DOOR. The PASSENGER DOOR is a BLACK/WHITE (-) at the PASSENGERS DOOR module in the PASSENGERS DOOR. The DRIVERS REAR DOOR is a LIGHT BLUE/BLACK (-) Pin A3 and the PASSENGERS REAR DOOR is a LIGHT GREEN/BLACK (-) Pin A2, both are located at the BCM, PURPLE plug. When connecting to an ALARM SYSTEM use all 4 wires and DIODE ISOLATE, See DIAGRAM

 

NOTE *4 The PCM is located under the Hood of the vehicle, on the Drivers side next to the Battery.

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