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Just to make sure, you mean put the multi meter setting to 20V DC right?

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no you will need one with AC setting on it

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Tach signals are checked as AC voltages. A DMM with a Frequency setting is OK too.

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monty_77 wrote:

Your welcome if you need any more help posts some more

i do have detailed pic on the wiring of this vehicle if you need them

Success!! everything works like it should. Thanks again for all the info

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monty_77 wrote:

Your welcome if you need any more help posts some more

i do have detailed pic on the wiring of this vehicle if you need them

I just try to sent you a PM. inbox must be full.

Do you have a detailed pic for a 2006 nissan maxima?

Thanks

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Hi guys.

Looking for a little help with a 2002 Dodge Dakota, I have installed a Autopage 665-2W, everything works, well almost everything, when I try to remote start I just get 3 beeps from the transmitter, nothing else, no relays kick in or anything, I have re-checked the wiring and it all looks good, I followed the wiring guide in this topic. I have a black key no transponder / immobilizer.

Any help would be appreciated..

TIA

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Are you positive you have the remote starter in auto and not manual transmission.

Also make sure that your have the neutral safety wire hooked up that some remote starts have

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The Autopage unit is designed only for Automatics, the neutral safety wire was wired straight to ground..

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