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Note: Certain vehicles may require an additional fee due to complex wiring. Additional input signals are not part of the RMT InstallCard package. Call an RMT expert today for further details.

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Installing Your 2-Wire GPS Device

Installing Your New GPS Tracking Device

Installing a GPS tracking device is easy if you are somewhat handy. When beginning installation, it’s important to note that additional items (such as a starter kill) will require extra steps. You’ll find some of this information listed towards the end of this document.

BLACK: (–) CHASSIS GROUND INPUT

RED: (+) FUSED 12 VOLT CONSTANT POWER INPUT

1. Look behind the space where you insert your ignition key. Locate the constant power wires. Use a voltmeter or testing device to determine which wire provides constant power. The voltage will be between 11 and 13 volts regardless if the key is in the on or off position.



2. You’ll need to remove some of the color coating that covers the constant power wires. To do this, grab a sharp knife, and cut back the colored surface to reveal half an inch of copper wire.



3. Using a small screwdriver, create a hole in the middle of the constant power wire lead. This will create a “T-like” shape.



4. Fuse the split wires together with a soldering tool. You can purchase or rent these tools from most large hardware stores. Make sure to wear protective eye gear when soldering!



5. Place electrical tape over the exposed copper wires.



6. Using a cable tie (plastic tie manufactured exclusively for electrical use), tie the ends of the electrical tape to the constant power wire.



7. Locate the vehicle’s chassis ground, and secure the black wire.



8. Securely fasten your GPS tracker to the underside of the dash or in any other covert location. Note that your tracker must not have metal above it.



9. Make sure that your tracker is facing the sky – the label must be facing upwards!



10. That’s it! Your GPS tracker is now ready to go!

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