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muaiad97

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Posted: December 03, 2004 at 5:28 PM / IP Logged

hi all

i istalld pro start remot starter in honda civic i conect all wires and the car only crancking and keeps crancking if i dont push the brake.

help pleas

thanx

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Not sure of Model Number ...

Did you TACH Learn unit??

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Where did you grab the tach signal from ? What year Civic ?

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muaiad97

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honda civic 1994

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grab the tach at the distributor and use the BLUE wire. Program the unit for this tach wire.

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muaiad97

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how can i program it if u dont mind to tell

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Read the install manual for tach programming. Depending on the model the programming sequence is different. It must be done as well as all the option programming too.

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What is the Model # of Pro Start

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mxxmikexx

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if im correct, most prostarts require you to start the car with the key, step on the brake and push the program button five times and the led should lite up until you release the brake pedal, indicating tach has been learned. thats how its been for all the ones ive seen for the past few years at least.....

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Posted: December 05, 2004 at 11:15 PM / IP Logged

hi flash hood pin so park lights stay on for at least 6 seconds then press lock and unlock together if four button button one and two if 2 button then hold both buttons step on brake parklights will flash 4 times start car then wait for idle to stabilize then press brake again if two buton press both together again if you have th ct 3100 you need to do last step if not ingnore last step

good luck

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