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1998 acura integra LS w/ viper 791xv


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sroth140 
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Posted: August 07, 2004 at 12:38 AM / IP Logged  

it could be a bad solder joint... if the installer used solder.  must most likely its a bad t-tap or whatever other sh*tty connectors people feel like using... on the green wire is my point.  it might not be getting the 12v from the key cranking.

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Trikzy 
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Posted: August 07, 2004 at 12:52 AM / IP Logged  
alright i'll double check it when i get home from work tommorrow.
one more Question, while i have your attention, since i can't trust the installers at CC(where i work) (they DID NOT install it.)
I haven't hooked up my parking lights. i've attempted but can't seem to get the m working, when i previously only had keyless entry CCity had it wired without a relay and it worked fine...
all wiring diagrams i am coming across say it's a RED / green wire in a plugin ontop of the fuse box...if i tap directly into this wire it does not operate..so i figured...ok let me try wiring a relay up...so i used the12volt.com 's guide to wiring up a relay...wired exactly as stated..and still no luck, any clue ? I know it's gotta be something simple.
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Parking lights (+) should be RED / black in green plug above fuse box. It could be one of those damn butt connectors came loose for the starter problem. Definately check to make sure none of the wires came loose on the starter wiring.
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for the parking lights if you look at the fuse box you will see a bunch of empty spots were plugs could go that just had blade terminals in them, if you have a dmm one of those will work, just meter each blade terminal and see which one gives 12v when the parking lights are turned on.
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remember that on viper alarms you have about 30 seconds to start your car after disarming before the kill switch,relay, kicks in and cuts power to your starter.i have the 350hv and it used to happen to me often.if this happens turn key to the on position then back  off, within 10 t0 15 seconds press your valet switch the number of times you have it progrmmed to disarm your alarm then crank your engine. if this does not work do check you wiring.
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Posted: August 09, 2004 at 2:38 AM / IP Logged  

From what your saying about your alarm situation, I think I might have a possible solution.  You said you were driving and all of a sudden you heard clicking noises and that is when your key wouldn't start the car anymore.  I think that clicking noise is a relay energizing, one relay in particular, the starter kill relay.  Something, maybe a frayed wire could be touching a ground maybe, but something had to be energizing a relay to make some clicking noises.  From there, the series of clicks could have fried the starter kill relay and have it stuck in an open circuit (meaning the starter kill is permanently engaged, not letting the current from a regular key start flow down through the starter.)  Now your remote start should still work because the remote start tap is after the starter kill straight down to the starter.  From what you stated, this sounds like a feasible diagnosis.  So have the starter kill relay checked out, i think its fried or permanently energized.  Good luck

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Trikzy 
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Posted: August 09, 2004 at 1:26 PM / IP Logged  
Just purchased a bitwriter, to program my alarm, i press read and it says "not a valid system"
it's V 1.4
Alarm = Viper 791xv
Car= 1998 acura integra Ls
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