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remote start, 2000 ram, viper 550 esp


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jmw505 
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ok i bought the dodge ram 2000 it have a remote start alarm combo in it but with out the remote so i bought one and programed following the instructions
the lock and alarm works with the remote that i have but it will not remote start
the system is the viper 550 esp i know it is a combo since it has the tach and brake shut down
and when i try to remote start nutting happens no parking lights no clicking of relays nuttin
any help would be great
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Is the toggle switch flipped the wrong direction? is the hood pin keeping it from starting?
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hood pin disconected and no toggle but is grounded
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the 550esp is an older unit that uses actual relays, some installers run 10ga wire from under the hood right off the battery for power to the relay satelite. have you checked that out? there will be a fuse at the battery to protect this wire, if it was installed that way.

jmw505 
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but that wouldn't explain the parking lights that aren't working
but it really pack has power as well
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have you looked at the neutral safety wire?
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it is grounded
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did you install this?? it sounds like you did.
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no i didn't but i have spent alot of time try to figure out the problem
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i wondered because you've covered the bases pretty well. do you know which wire off the unit is the wire that can be used to trigger the remote start from some other unit? if you find that and try to trigger it and it starts then your problem is not the remote start itself, but maybe the remote.....

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