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rwturbo 
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Posted: November 20, 2013 at 6:28 AM / IP Logged  
Ok I have a auto page ra 720 on my 94 Nissan hardbody xe 2.4. I have the starter wire hooked to the main ignition wire and wires a relay in for the second activated by the original starter output. Truck starts fine except when it's below like 35 df and below. It activates but only cranks a short time ( not nearly long enough to start truck ) and then doesn't even retry to start. If I deactivate the remote and deactivate remote start works ok second time always. Also noticed that this alarm must not have a over speed doodie down. So not sure if I have a issue with second starter wire or if the coil reference I'm using is spiking hi quick under cold starts and the alarm thinks it is running. Anyone every seen this? I have searched your forums with a few different findings but no two ideas are the same. Atleast that I can find. Please help and thanks for reading.
sparkyssb 
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Is the tach wire hooked up? Colder weather could affect voltage on tachless installs.
rwturbo 
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Yes I was using tach pick up. I switched to voltage checking to see if something changes. It's strange I have done a lot of remote starts and this one stomps me. It only cranks for a second and alarm thinks it is running I believe. Will see how voltage sensing works out.
rwturbo 
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used voltage sensing and same thing this morning. HAs something to do with cold weather. Has been starting fine for 2 months. And will continue to start all day ok after intial cold morning start. Any thoughts?
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Assuming the truck starts OK when cold with the key.  Did you double check the Starter2 relay circuit to be sure it is still outputting +12V during a R/S crank? 
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rwturbo 
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Posted: November 21, 2013 at 7:31 AM / IP Logged  

yes always cranks over with key. Wil double check the second starter wire relay this afternoon.

rwturbo 
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relearned tach signal with a higher rpm, will report back next week it wasnt that cold last night.
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reset tach learn to higher rpm fixed my issue. Thanks
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good to hear!

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