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I'm going to go over my connections and let me know if anything stands out to you guys.
Can L and Can H connections can be ruled out because the module recognizes these connections during programming.
The module detects the ignition during programming so does that rule out the ignition switch, or the RF loop since it more-or-less part of the ignition system?
Start/Switch (Lt Blue/Black) is soldered to the 3 diodes, negative sides of diodes wired to the 4x10 wire, which are spliced into the black/red, blue, and black wires on the OEM start/stop button.
I don't know of a way to verify that the RF loop is functioning, but right now I have the wire first going to the transponder (taped to the front of transponder), then wrapping around both the valet key and regular key fob just for overkill to make sure that isn't the issue.
Remote start safety switch is plugged in and on.
Brake input is spliced into constant 12v (before the fuse - not sure if that matters), which is attached to the constant 12v on the OBD (pin 15 I believe)
Obviously 12v and ground can be ruled out because the 4x10 turns on.
Brake output + is wired to the brake switch red/black pin 3. Maybe I should try wiring that to constant 12v just to rule it out?
Siren and hood input wires are not used in my application.
And yes, the manual/automatic wire is cut.
If anyone can offer any insight it would be greatly appreciated. I've been messing with this since last Friday and am getting tired of driving around with half of my dash trim removed.
Thanks,
Zack


