astrostart rs 113 dip switches

If you would just read back ot what I posted you would get a smart sequence to follow.

this suggestion above is not correct.... it wil get you nothing. If the transmitters will not program you need to examine the receiver and its cable.

Make sure the hood pin works.

Make sure the brake wire is connected.

And most importantly.... the receiver on the glass and it's cable. Just do a visual making sure it looks ok

There was really no need to disassemble the unit itself. Theres nothing in there you can fix, I promise you that.

I tested the receiver harness already that is 100% ok, since I tested voltage input and ground input, signal lead tests no resistance back to controller so failing that either the remote is in fact failed or the reciever has quit although I didn't see anything unusual when I opened it up and I didn't touch any if the components including IC chip. There is possiblity of short circuit damage though from the previous backyard mechanic. I actually do have my license and with some effort I might even be able to repair the reciever if I had to but it would only be like a grudge match or something.......hehehehe.

The dealer finally agreed to let me test a remote to see if that is the problem rather then just hit me an extra $50.00 to hookup diagnostic tester since they now believe I somewhat know what I'm talking about.