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Jul 28, 2009

#26

2001fordranger

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Originally Posted by RangerNDog

You need to get you a keyfob and be lazy like us and not use a key.

you should know by now im no lazy man; just look at what i have accomplished so far and only had the ranger for 2 months now. oh and i got a keyfob and programmed it. lol i see you posted in the other thread. rmao

And I tried the window auto roll up trick and it didnt work. What did you do to make it do that?

uhhhh not me at least not yet

Jul 28, 2009

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Originally Posted by turbo

I designed, built, and installed a controller to do it.

And how hard is it to build this said controller?

Jul 28, 2009

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2001fordranger

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screw building it just run a wire from the fuse box under the hood to your other fusebox and a relay. done

Jul 29, 2009

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Originally Posted by RangerNDog

And how hard is it to build this said controller?

it took a while to design; researching how the Central Security Module is wired in, etc.. took an evening to write the actual firmware for the controller... and a few evenings soldering parts on the board before that... all in all, not that difficult to build it, I'd guess... just took some time engineering it in the first place.

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Originally Posted by 2001fordranger

screw building it just run a wire from the fuse box under the hood to your other fusebox and a relay. done

oh? do tell, martine -- what wire would you run between the two fuse boxes, and where/how would you wire in a relay to accomplish this? I'd truly be interested in seeing your functioning design, using only a wire and a relay.