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mdankers123

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Location: Netherlands

Posted: July 19, 2016 at 6:02 PM / IP Logged

hi dear guys

I`m Mark from The Netherlands

i got a problem, and hope somebody can help me!!

5 weeks ago i buy nice chevy kalos whit wing doors:)

there was a lot of components connected (un usefull and already cutted!)

That are components like universal cruisecontrol, aftermarket car alarm + remotestartuniversal cruisecontrol, aftermarket car alarm + remotestart

After disconnecting those components my kalos wont start

I connect a few cable's to original way

i take out i think so a selfmade capacitor + resistor

and relay by de steeringwheel

I read already that he need a resistor we try everything!! BUT NO START im hopeless:(

any things to now

in the fusecase in the engineroom are 3 relay's together connected

also inside the car there are some relays together connected

and the key dont have a transponder

I NO IM STUPID TO DISCONNECT ALL THOSE THINGS

HOPELY SOMEBODY CAN HELP ME

WHIT KIND REGARDS MARK FROM THE NETHERLANDS

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i am an idiot

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Joined: September 21, 2006

Location: Louisiana, United States

Posted: July 19, 2016 at 9:35 PM / IP Logged

Does the motor turn over but does not start? Does it not do anything when you try to start it?

Did the alarm have a starter kill relay connected to it?

What brand alarm?

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mdankers123

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Posted: July 20, 2016 at 12:15 AM / IP Logged

yes the moter turn

yes i think he have a starter relay

and brand cameo systems

thnx 4 quick answer

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Posted: July 20, 2016 at 10:29 AM / IP Logged

Very few remote start systems sold here utilize an ignition kill as well as starter kill. If this system kills ignition you will have to find the 2 wires associated with that feature, follow them. They should both connect to the same color wire of the vehicle. You will need to connect the 2 ends of that same color wire together again.

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davep.

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Location: California, United States

Posted: July 20, 2016 at 4:19 PM / IP Logged

If a alarm wire is "tapped" into a car wire, like a T, remove the alarm wire.

If an alarm wire is joined to only a single car wire, find the other car wire of the same color, disconnect the two alarm wires, and join the car wires of same color back together.

The groups of relays may be a home-made ghost switch, or other anti-theft measure. Use the same strategy as above. If it's a T to a car wire, remove the add-on wire. If it is spliced, remove both wires, and rejoin the car wires.

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