2002 honda accord ex

hey, is the untouchable something you installed with the factory alarm?

I installed an aftermarket remote starter into a '97 Civic that already had an alarm and keyless entry.  I had to install 2 extra relays that ran off the remote starter.  One relay was used to bypass the alarm's ignition wire, and the other was used to bypass the alarm's shock sensor.  When I remotely start the car, the first relay bypasses the alarm's ignition wire, so they keyless entry will still work while the car is running.  The second relay bypasses the shock sensor, so the alarm doesn't go off when the car remotely starts (shakes the car).

If this is what you're talking about, I can provide more info.  Here''s the link to the same problem that I was having, and solved with two relays (and a lot of help):

Damon9 is my son and I need to add some information to this problem.

The remote starter works fine, press the button and it starts. You can do this multiple times.But wait 10 minutes or so, and when you press the remote start button the car does not start but the alarm goes off.

If you then press the un-lock button on the remote, the alarm stops and the car remotely starts.

any suggestions....its driving us crazy

Can anyone else comment on this problem?

And, is putting a negative on the blue wire in the door the only place to disarm the factory alarm. Is this the correct approach?

Ed

Quoting ED: "The remote starter works fine, press the button and it starts. You can do this multiple times.But wait 10 minutes or so, and when you press the remote start button the car does not start but the alarm goes off.  If you then press the un-lock button on the remote, the alarm stops and the car remotely starts."

Here is what is happening:  when you are waiting that 10 minutes, the factory alarm has passively armed, so when you try to remote start the immobilizer thinks it is being stolen and it will not allow the car to start.  And since the factory alarm disarms with the unlock wire, when you unlock the doors the car now allows the remote starter to start it.  So, Yes! The only way to disarm the factory alarm is to pulse the blue wire that runs from the switch to the key cylinder inside the drivers door before remote start. 

let me know if you need help on how to go about doing so.

So,If I remotely unlock the door prior to remote starting it should work.

Ed