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romic00

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Hi I got a remote car starter with an alarm of ebay and i can't get it to start the engine. First question i have: Does the factory alarm need to be disable before i can start my truck It's a 2003 dodge ram. I can't even get it started with the dors unlocked and the factory alarm off. What if i unlock the doors before i start the truck do i still need to disarm the factory alarm with the relay? Now the second question is about the wiring diagram in the user book. I am goona post a copy of it. To me it looks really weird different the other diagrams. Just let me know if they wired the starter good in this diagram (specialy the 2 rellays.)

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romic00

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That link didn't work so if this doesn't work click on the link. Anyway I think those 2 relays are not wired good. Also Is the purple wire going to the tachometer?? Where do 87a wires go from the 2 relays. Also at the accesorry wires do i have to tie the white to the blue and then hook them up to both accesory wires on the ignition harness? The same with the on wires? is like i am suppost to short circuit the wires. It's weird Any help or a better diagram would be appreciated.

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romic00

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Posted: December 21, 2005 at 5:25 PM / IP Logged

is the dash lights turning on? IS it just not cranking the starter or are u getting nothing.

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romic00

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Posted: December 21, 2005 at 5:26 PM / IP Logged

The most i got it was cranking but then stop before the engine started

romic00

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Posted: December 21, 2005 at 5:39 PM / IP Logged

Does that diagram seem right to you guys?? shouldn't those 2 relays be wired differently?

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try grounding the wire that says hand brake it could be a neutral safety wire. plus if you have a neutral safety wire than ground it./

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romic00

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i will try grounding that. But another thing my car has 2 accesorry wires and 2 ignition wires how do i hook them both??

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This vehicle needs a bypass module in order to be remote started. Did you wire one in?

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romic00

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yes i did

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