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1badtundra 
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I installed a Viper 5901 on my 2008 Toyota Tundra and when I remote start the truck and remote start it off the headlights stay on if left on auto.     
I need assistance on over coming this problem.
Mike M2 
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You need to pulse the drivers door trigger wire after the RS turns off. Your Viper may have a rearm factory alarm wire, you can use that. Another way to go is to add a relay to interupt the auto light wire at the turn signal switch(which is the way i do it). You want to interupt this wire the entire time the RS is on.
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1badtundra 
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Mike M2 wrote:
You need to pulse the drivers door trigger wire after the RS turns off. Your Viper may have a rearm factory alarm wire, you can use that. Another way to go is to add a relay to interupt the auto light wire at the turn signal switch(which is the way i do it). You want to interupt this wire the entire time the RS is on.
Mike,
I figured it out phewww.
abad355ta 
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I tried to pulse the driver door after rs turns off, however it does it immediately after, and the truck doesnt recognize it. What is the other way you speak of sir?
thanks
profuse007 
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trying doing it manually w/ a strong ground?
Houston,TX
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Mike M2 
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Go to the switch and find the wire that goes to ground when you turn the auto headlights on, interrupt that wire with a relay whenever the RS is on(using the statis wire).
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abad355ta 
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im n ot really sure how to interrupt with a relay, ill search. thanks brother
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using a relay single pole double throw wire it like this, cut the wire you desire to be interrupted and wire like this

pin 87a- side from switch

pin 30 - other side of cut wire

pin 86 - ignition

pin 85- status output wire

pin 87 remains unused

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abad355ta 
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bow, bow,
your the man
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are you being sarcastic? remote start, auto headlights stay on -- posted image.
commit your way to jehovah and he will act in your behalf. psalms 37:5
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