2000 Chevy Silverado alarm/remote start

Question also I found the starter wire but it was really thin not like the normal size is the ignition wires the same size also.. Confidence is the key to any project!!

Check to see if the white wire in the ignition harness has power on it with the ignition on. This should be in the same plug on the back of the fuse box as the thin yellow starter wire is. You may have blow a fuse under the hood. The white wire provides igntion power to the transmission module and if it isn't powered while the engine is running, the check engine light will come on and the transmission will be stuck in second gear. Resolve the problem ASAP as damage to the transmission will result.sparky

Agreed !! Make sure that you power up the 2nd IGN WHITE wire on this vehicle otherwise you'll be in the market for a new tranny in about a week or two. Depending on the unit, you may need to add arelay for the 2nd IGN circuit.Jeff

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pitoaudiovisual wrote: I Installed an alarm to a  2000 chevy silverado and now the service engine light turned on and the transmission is acting up. Does anyone know why the light and the trans would start to act up or does anyone know where the computer for the transmission is .  Thanx in advance.

check your outputs. Usually an issue with 2nd ignition

mo12v wrote: Come  on.................. Haven't you guys used the IB-01??  Does PassLock, Driver Door, Door Locks, etc. ....more than the PLJX

2003 and newer has the data line linking the 2 computers together not 2002 and older. So it will not work.

GMBP will be very quick and easy, not tapping into security wires at all.

Check all your ignition leads. If one isn't fed it will not shift right after a remote start. But will if you cancel the RS and start it with the key.