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1badtundra

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I am a noob and installed a Viper 5901 in my new 08 Tundra. I wired in 2 DEI 530T's, a 506T, and a 520T. I am using the PKT2 immobilizer and am having problems with t he remote start. I remote start and see the dash lights and hear clicking but no start. I have been trouble shooting for 2 days with no luck.

Any help will be appreciated...

i am an idiot

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Battery	WHITE	(+)	IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Ignition 1	LIGHT GREEN	(+)	IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Ignition 2	BLACK	(+)	IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Accessory 1	GRAY	(+)	IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Starter 1	DARK GREEN	(+)	IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Anti-Theft Type	UNIVERSAL IMMOBILIZER
Anti-Theft Descript	THE KEY SENDS AN RF SIGNAL TO THE BCM MODULE THROUGH AN ANTENNA LOCATED AROUND THE IGNITION CYLINDER
Key Sense	GRAY	(-)	IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Tachometer	WHITE	(AC)	AT DATA LINK CONNECTOR
Speed Sense	YELLOW	(AC)	AT SKID CONTROL ECU AT BRAKE BOOSTER
Parking Lights	GREEN	(+)	IN PLUG ON BOTTOM OF FUSE BOX
Low Crr. Pk Lights	ORANGE	(-)	AT VEHICLE LIGHT SWITCH
Brake Lights	ORANGE	(+)	AT SWITCH ABOVE BRAKE PEDAL
Reverse Lights	BLUE	(+)	IN HARNESS IN DRIVERS KICKPANEL
Horn	ORANGE	(-)	IN HARNESS AT STEERING COLUMN
IMO	LIGHT BLUE	(DATA)	AT TRANSPONDER KEY ECU UNDER DRIVER SIDE DASH NEAR CENTER CONSOLE
IMI	YELLOW	(DATA)	AT TRANSPONDER KEY ECU UNDER DRIVER SIDE DASH NEAR CENTER CONSOLE
Rear Defrost	GRAY

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Set the key in the ignition without turning it. Does it start?

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1badtundra

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Mike M2 wrote:

Set the key in the ignition without turning it. Does it start?

No it does not.. I will check the cables again and see what I find.

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Check to make sure the Violet and Green wires are connected to the proper side of the car's starter wire. It will not start if they are flopped but may still provide starter disable function.

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did you re-program it for Automatic transmission? default is manual and it wont start without seeing the "ready mode" sequence otherwise.....

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1badtundra

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91stt wrote:

Check to make sure the Violet and Green wires are connected to the proper side of the car's starter wire. It will not start if they are flopped but may still provide starter disable function.

If the wires are flopped the truck will still start normally correct. The truck turns on with no problems. I iwll check when I get home as the truck is in 100 pieces.lol

1badtundra

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kgerry wrote:

did you re-program it for Automatic transmission? default is manual and it wont start without seeing the "ready mode" sequence otherwise.....

Yes I did but what a headache to program with the Valet switch. I went ahead and ordered a bitwritter with the 2.6 firmware to finish the install..

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1badtundra wrote:

91stt wrote:

Check to make sure the Violet and Green wires are connected to the proper side of the car's starter wire. It will not start if they are flopped but may still provide starter disable function.

If the wires are flopped the truck will still start normally correct. The truck turns on with no problems. I iwll check when I get home as the truck is in 100 pieces.lol

yes, the car should still start with the system disarmed.

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Posted: March 03, 2009 at 2:47 PM / IP Logged

does it start if you disconnect the bypass module and put a key in the ignition (not turned)? if it does, you have a bypass module issue, if not, either a tach issue or the unit is not programmed for Automatic tranny....

the 5901 gives you a certain # of light flashes when it fails, count the # of times the parking lights flash and then check the manual to see what that # corresponds to.....

also, did you ground the BLACK/ white NSS wire on the 5901? this has to be grounded as well as using the toggle switch on these new units....

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