07 dodge nitro remote start problems

if you hold pellet about 1/4 inch from the ign with the pellet length wise what does it do this is strange how many times did you wrap around culum and were is the pellet when it is hooked to the bypass is it surrounded by metalgood luck

kirk

This got me thinking.. I'm basically having the same exact issue with a customer's Hummer.. It starts and then shuts off.. I *thought* I had it wired correctly too.. On my wifes (the Nitro) I *thought* I wired it correctly too but it does the same thing.. I just started using Compustar (installed about 5 of them) but this is the first two I've done this year.. Maybe I'm doing something wrong?

on the hummer check your voltage while cranking what ty;pe of hummer is it if your voltage goes below 10.6 your bypass might be shutting down had colorado do thatgood luck

kirk

ck auto wrote: on the hummer check your voltage while cranking what ty;pe of hummer is it if your voltage goes below 10.6 your bypass might be shutting down had colorado do that

Here's my Hummer thread if you want to read all I've done so far on it.. Also, on my Nitro.. I got a new ADS-AL CA and flashed it with the CH5 firmware.. It does the same damn thing! Sadly, it's not the bypass.. WTH CAN IT BE!? If I would happen to get the wrong mux wire would that do it? I'm 99% I don't but just kicking around ideas.. I can't make sense of what would do this!

where did you get power for rs in the nitrogood luck

kirk

The red wire in the driver's kick.

Finally figured this out only because I just did a 09 Wrangler with the same bypass and it did the same thing.. The freaking tach wire needs to be connected!! I had it connected from the bypass to the unit but I needed to have it connected to an actual tach wire.