trailblazer r/s no crank

Hello guys I'm having a no crank issue during a r/s attempt. Vehicle: 2003 Trailblazer LT Alarm: python 1600xp Bypass: omega gmdlbp I have verified the following (per some other threads I read today) Ign1 pink has 12v stays on during crank attempt Ign2 white has 12v stays on during crank attempt Acc Orange has 12v cuts off during crank attempt Acc2 Brown has 12v cuts off during crank attempt (By attempt, I mean when the purple wire goes to 12v) When the cluster lights up, the security light flashes maybe 2x before the r/s cycle "fails" and attempts to retry. The door locks function which leads me to believe that the gmdlbp is programmed correctly and communicating over the data line. Could a gmdlbp operate the door locks but not passlock? I'm all for trying another bypass but I figured Id ask for advice before doing so. Thanks2003 Trailblazer LT

2007 Envoy SLT

Did you connect your purple starter wire to the yellow starter wire in the car?Sylvain Rochon

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Yes, purple to yellow (car side) and green to yellow (key side). 2003 Trailblazer LT

2007 Envoy SLT

How did you wire your bypass?Sylvain Rochon

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gmdlbp brown - to python status out - green - to python green blue - to python blue violet - to obd2 data wire pink - to python neg trigger red - 12v black - ground 2003 Trailblazer LT

2007 Envoy SLT

For the pink wire, did you connect it to the larger BLACK/ white of the Pyton? Domelight supervision output. Did you change mode 6 to option 2 which is negative polarity? Also, make sure that you bypass module is in mode 1. I would disconnect the pink wire from the bypass module, reset the module, make sure it's in mode 1 which is the mode for your Trailblazer and I would reprogram it completely. Also make sure that your pink (ignition 1) and your White (ignition 2) are properly connected to the Pink and Pink/white from the Pyton. Also, in the programming of the pink/white flex output, make sure that it's set to ignition 2 output and not accessory.Sylvain Rochon

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syl20rochon wrote: For the pink wire, did you connect it to the larger BLACK/ white of the Pyton? Domelight supervision output.

I used the green H1/5 door trigger input.

syl20rochon wrote: Did you change mode 6 to option 2 which is negative polarity?

No sir.

syl20rochon wrote: Also, make sure that you bypass module is in mode 1.

Confirmed.

syl20rochon wrote: I would disconnect the pink wire from the bypass module, reset the module, make sure it's in mode 1 which is the mode for your Trailblazer and I would reprogram it completely.

Should I move it to H 1/4 domelight supervision?

syl20rochon wrote: Also make sure that your pink (ignition 1) and your White (ignition 2) are properly connected to the Pink and Pink/white from the Pyton.

Confirmed.

syl20rochon wrote: Also, in the programming of the pink/white flex output, make sure that it's set to ignition 2 output and not accessory.

I'll have to verify this. Also, this might be irrelevant but I noticed something today. When I hit lock or unlock on the python remote, the gmdlbp's led will turn on briefly before the doors lock/unlock. During a remote start attempt, there is no led. Might not mean anything but thought I'd throw that out there.2003 Trailblazer LT

2007 Envoy SLT

I presume that you have connected the large orange wire of the python to the orange wire of the Trailblazer. What did you do with the brown accessory wire of the Trailblazer. It needs to be connected as a accessory wire. The use of a relay is needed. Here is how you connect the relay. 85= Small orange wire on the ribbon harness from Python 86= 12v 87= 12v (heavy gauge) 30= output to brown wire of Trailblazer This wire is needed for proper remote start. Yes connect the pink wire for the bypass to the larger BLACK/ white of the remote starter....not needed if you don't want your domelight to come on when you unlock.Sylvain Rochon

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syl20rochon wrote: I presume that you have connected the large orange wire of the python to the orange wire of the Trailblazer. What did you do with the brown accessory wire of the Trailblazer. It needs to be connected as a accessory wire. The use of a relay is needed. Here is how you connect the relay. 85= Small orange wire on the ribbon harness from Python 86= 12v 87= 12v (heavy gauge) 30= output to brown wire of Trailblazer This wire is needed for proper remote start. Yes connect the pink wire for the bypass to the larger BLACK/ white of the remote starter....not needed if you don't want your domelight to come on when you unlock.

I got power to acc2 slightly different 85 - from acc1 (orange) 86 - ground 87 - 12v (I did use heavy gauge) 30 - brown I couldn't get the doors to trigger the alarm unless pink went to green. Even with the BLACK/ white wire unhooked I still have interior lights.2003 Trailblazer LT

2007 Envoy SLT

The way you have wired your relay makes your relay work all the time, even when you're using the key..not recommended. The way I specified above will only trigger the relay in remote start operation. Your green wire from the r/s should be connected to your pink/white of your bypass and the pink of the bypass should be connected to the BLACK/ white domelight supervision output of the r/s. Brown of bypass to blue/white of r/s Green of bypass to Green of r/s (lock) Blue of bypass to blue of r/s (Unlock) Violet/white of bypass N/A Pink/white of bypass to Green of r/s (door trigger input) Pink of bypass to BLACK/ white of r/s (domelight surpersion output) Orange of bypass N/A Red of bypass to constant 12V Black of bypass to groundSylvain Rochon

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