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350vortec

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Posted: November 08, 2005 at 6:57 PM / IP Logged

i have a 1997 tahoe. there are 6 wires in the powerdoor lock switch. How can i tell which wires are normally open and normally closed. Also which wire, for remote start, do i connect the wire from the modual to the started motor?

Thank You Kyle

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Power Lock lt. blue either door boot

Notes: The 4 door versions are positive trigger, and the 2 door versions are 5-wire.

Power Unlock white either door boot

Notes: The 4 door versions are positive trigger, and the 2 door versions are 5-wire.

Lock Motor gray drivers door boot

Unlock Motor tan drivers door boot

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Posted: November 08, 2005 at 10:01 PM / IP Logged

somehow i most likely believe that there 12volt trigger...not positve reversal

Door Lock	Light Blue	Driver's Kick Panel
Door Unlock	White	Positive Trigger

find thses and test it like this.......use a jumper connect it to 12volts and TAP!! either wire to see if it locks or unlocks...if it makes a big spark, then use the relays infinkc showed you

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350vortec

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I am in the process of hooking up a remote starter. so far the remote will start the engine but the engine will only run for 5 seconds then shut off and restart for another 5 seconds. does anyone have any ideas whats going wrong. Please let me know of anything. Thank you Kyle

Thank You Kyle

chris354

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Posted: November 13, 2005 at 6:56 PM / IP Logged

Need more info but sounds like a tach issue.

350vortec

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there is no tach connection for this starter

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BASICS first...........

YEAR, MAKE & MODEL?? Also MODEL # of R/S would help??

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mrdakota

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Posted: November 14, 2005 at 6:34 AM / IP Logged

To me the description teels me it isn't starting it just cranks over. Thus, I would have to guess it is a anti-theft feature at play. Do you have a Vats/Pats system? If so, you'll need an additional module to bypass it.

One other thing that occured to me is you might have an ignition-assy swaped.

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350vortec

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Posted: November 14, 2005 at 1:19 PM / IP Logged

sorry its a 1997 chevy tahoe

and the remote starter is an alguard ag95g

The motor does crankover and does fire, runs for like 5 secs then cut out. what is a Vats/Pats system?

thank you

Thank You Kyle

350vortec

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Posted: November 25, 2005 at 10:02 PM / IP Logged

I have a 1997 tahoe and i installed a keyless entry and remote start. If i unlock the doors with the remote then lock them with the button inside the car, the fuse blows out. There must be a short or i hooked something up wrong. Please leave any helpful or ideas that might fix it.

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