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I have a viper 791xv in my ranger and it works great. But today i went to remote start it and it cranks but does not fully turn over... When i put the key in the ignition it starts fine though. It worked great before, but randomly started doing this..Any ideas?
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1993 ranger 2.3 by the way
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try to program the tach wire a gain
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I followed the directions to learn the tach signal, and the led didnt light up. I unplugeed the brain to reset everything and tried it again, and still nothing.  :-(
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Its possible that whoever installed the remote start chose Voltage Sense 791xv Cranks but no start -- posted image. instead of Tach in the programming. I would check that and maybe try turning up the crank time if they did.
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Oh yeah what year model is the Ranger
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You may of lost programming along the way somewhere. If you know where everything run that PURPLE / white wire to your tach wire. And the program it. A lot of people use voltage, but the difference is...voltage isn' t very reliable.
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its wierd becuase it was working fine the day before. its a 93 ranger xlt 2.3l. i checked the tach wire and its fine, ill see if its on voltage for tommorrow. the truck litterally starts but as soo as it does it cuts right back off, and the remote start tries to restart it. even if the truck is running and i do the sequence to leave it running without the keys, it will turn off when i remove the key.
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do a self diagnostics check. the instructions to do this are in the manual. the led will blink a certain amount of times and let you know if it is a tach problem.

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im havin kinda the same problem....my alarm and remote start work fine...but i recently purchased a new remote and when i i programmed it....it arms and unarms perfectly fine but when i go to remote start it, its starts up but the second it starts it cuts off.....but the weird thing is, is the original remote works fine even when i remote start...i have the same alarm...the 791....does anyone know what the problem could be???
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