I have a 2012 Nissan Armada that I'm about to install an Avital 4103 remote starter along with a flashed ExpressKit DBALL interface and I'm not 100% sure on which wires connect from the DBALL to the remote starter or the remote starter to my Armada. Can Anyone help with wire to wire diagram?

it still might have a button combo that might put it into valet so look it up on google and see if you can find anything on it if not im sorry but i dont know what else it could be.

hello
u'd need a proper manual for this in my opinion
like there are plenty of dealers and onlin e shops that deal in those..
you can get some free at sites reliable-store.
and it;s actually really illustrative

The manufacturer should give a precise schematic!

You can put an amp meter on the battery, an amp clamp meter is easier and safer or a multimeter with 20 amp rating or better, find remote starter unit, find fuses for unit red wire on most starters is 12 v constant, you can put amp meter between the Avital fuse but there may be multiple Red wires or run the ampmeter on the battery + terminal through the ampmeter, DO NOT START THE CAR with the meter connected, just hook it up and close all the doors and wait 2 hours for all the car computers to reset and idle, record your amp readings, its tough to say what your truck actually drains per hour, I am guessing under 60ma is ok, remember when you open the car door you will activate the SJC computer "smart junction box in most Fords and it will drain current for a little while, disconnect your Avital and then see what the current is after an hour, remember most Digital volt meters shut off now after 5 minutes and you have to push buttons or flip knobs to activate them, doing this may disturb the current reading tests because you might open the circuit , try an old analog amp meter if you can find one.

The 4103 is not an alarm! It's a keyless entry and remote starter. So...what are you trying to do.

If this is the factory alarm going off when you remote start the vehicle, the factory disarm wire is not connected. If you would list the year/make/model of the vehicle, I could direct you to the wire.

Avital and viper remotes even though they look the same, they operate at different freqs. Im a retired alarm installer i could never get them to interchange.

I have a Dodge Caravan 2001 SE. Had the Avital 4103 installed. My question is, before installation i had a Chrysler car alarm in the van. When the remote start was installed they removed the alarm.
The shut down toggle switch was not installed, also the push button valet switch was not installed also. Is this a correct installation, I was told that I did not need the last two items to be installed.

save yourself the headache pay to get it installed

the one you need to use is the wire that shows a 12volt power in cranking posision