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efrsysop

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Posted: April 24, 2006 at 10:46 AM / IP Logged

Velocity Motors wrote:

Try turning on-off your RPS from the remote control and also see if you can unplug the RPS sensor from the unit and replug it in.
As far as the pager system goes, this sounds lik a bad antenna to me. Bring it back to the place that you had it installed and purchased through and get them to give you a new antenna and maybe even a new remote control. The Compustar's have a lifetime waranty if installed and purchased through an authorized dealer.
As far as the YELLOW wire, that is the starter wire ( YELLOW ) in the CN! harness ) I thought you were referring to the YELLOW/BLACK wire in the CN3 harness for the tach signal. When you try to remote start the vehicle does the IGN and ACC's turn on ? Where did you have the system grounded to and also do both constant wires on the CN1 harness have 12 volts at the plug after the fuses ??

Jeff-

I am an installer I used to work for an authorized Compustar dealer, and I am installing this one in my personal car. I have tried turning the fuction on and off, also reconnecting it to and from the brain. I think I have a deffective RPS module. As far as the starter goes, yes the IGN, and ACC are powered up, the fuses on both 12V+ are AOK. The car will keep the engine running if already started.

I may just go swap out this brain... Any other suggestions?

Again thanks so much for your help

Spencer

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Posted: April 24, 2006 at 11:19 AM / IP Logged

Changeout the CPU and the antenna as well. Reprogram the system and post your results. From the sounds of it if you tested the YELLOW wire at the CN1 harness and it doesn't output 12 volts when under remote start, then the internal relay for the starter is bad.

Jeff

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