2007 Chrysler Aspen with Pthyon 5303P/Dball2

I am install the Python 5303P security system with remote start in my 2007 Chrysler Aspen. As well, I'm using the DBall2 module with the CHTHD2 T-Harness R1-R6. I believe I have all the wiring run correctly so far, but I'm not sure about a couple connections. I was hoping someone could assist me in making the correct connections. I have highlighted the connections I've currently made, but I'm a little confused with the connection going from the Remote Start to the Ignition harness. I used the heavy gauge H/5 wiring, which will go to the Ignition. Then, the DBall2 diagram shows Ignition Input, which I spliced the H/5 wire to make the connection. Is this correct? Finally, I'm confused about the GWR(Status) wiring on the Remote Start module. Can someone tell me which wire is the GWR status? Any help would be greatly appreciated

I have no experience with D2D modules, but the ignition input looks good to me. The blue status wire is also known as GWR. If you're not connecting the rear defroster, you can also use the blue/white wire (H3/5). I think status (GWR) is the default setting. Hopefully someone else will correct me if I'm wrong.My ex once told me I have a perfect face for radio.

Thanks, looks like everything is working, except for my remote start. When I initiate the remote start from the controller, the car does nothing. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

When you say the car does nothing, do you really mean absolutely nothing? No lights turn on, no dash lights, parking lights? Any relays clicking? Did you cut the ignition wire at the ign harness or just solder onto it? Did you connect the parking lights? That may be useful for diagnostics. Your status output should be taken care of through D2D. Are your highlighted connections the connections you made directly to your 5303, or just connections in general? Door locks should be done through dball, as well as door pin triggers. You do need the dball RAP door trigger connection though.

No, the car starts, the doors work, the alarms works, but the remote start does not work.

I think you still need to ground the neutral safety input wire (H3/1). Is your car an automatic? I agree that you should connect parking lights for ease of diagnosis. Have you gone through the remote start troubleshooting area of the installation manual? How about shutdown diagnostics?My ex once told me I have a perfect face for radio.

Yes, my car is an automatic. As well, I have the neutral switch wire going to ground. I will try the shutdown diagnostics next. Thanks.

Thanks Geepherder, that worked. I truly appreciate your help.

We're all here to help. Even I get lucky once in a while.My ex once told me I have a perfect face for radio.

I just realized that when the alarm is on and open the front driver side door the alarm doesn't trigger. How do I fix this? Does this require a relay on the single wire door trigger?