viper 5901 wiring into 94 celica

Started a google doc with the wiring diagram and color codes for the car. I have a lot hooked up and the alarm works perfectly so far, but I need help with the remote start and power lock and unlock. Any help is appreciated and please edit the Google Doc, but if you do change things change the color so I know that it was someone else. Thank you for your time and help. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1usKZBjVkvwjoCn2zSnCVI12aRlhkYFkEBrFCr_Ryk0k/edit

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First of all, is it a standard or automatic? I am working over your document now with the connections you should make. Give me a few minutes to get through it all... Kenny

Owner / Technician

KKD Garage LLC

Albany, NY 12205

Oh sorry it is a 1994 Toyota celica GT with a Manual Transmission.

Well i got the lock and unlock to work. But the remote start is not working. Just says remote start error on the remote. Also when I start the car the starter continues to run even after Ive released the key. I disconnected the car side starter wire and it has stopped. HELP!

It is doing that with the key without activating the remote start? Check all of your connections. It sounds like you have a short between one of your ignition/accessory wires and your starter wire. Did you connect tach and program / learn it? And did you test every single connection? Also, where and how did you ground the unit?Kenny

Owner / Technician

KKD Garage LLC

Albany, NY 12205

Yes without touching the remote start it would do that. I checked everything twice. No shorts, the only possible problem is that H3/7 and h3/8 are both going to IGN 2 as that is what is says on the viper supplied diagram. The unit is ground with a wire connector directly to the chassis, it is a good ground.

No, H3/8 is the flex relay input only required if the ignition wire needs to be disconnected. It does not get a connection.Kenny

Owner / Technician

KKD Garage LLC

Albany, NY 12205

Would that cause the starter to keep running even after the key isnt turned?

Trying to picture it, I don't think it would, but it doesn't hurt to correct it anyways. With the starter wire disconnected from the vehicle start wire, connect your DMM to the starter wire off the unit and see if it is showing voltage when you turn the key on.Kenny

Owner / Technician

KKD Garage LLC

Albany, NY 12205