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BongMong

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Posted: August 20, 2005 at 10:01 AM / IP Logged

i bought a remote start alarm from ebay (LF-Q205A)

i paid a electricain to fit it, ihedone a good job spite the unit was broken.

i bought another unit from ebay and swapped the LED / Siren / Unit.

the alarm worked fine, every function* until i zip tied the loom and relocated the LED to my hazard switch..

the alarm takes 10secs to arm the car. i press arm and my centrel locking locks, after ten seconds my alarm goes off.

i try remote start, my car starts first time, but now starter motor keeps trien to start my car as it is already running.

i have disconnected the microsencor, shock sensor, LED, centrel locking, engine start & cut off looms, i arm the alarm and it still goes off after 10 secs spite only having the power loom wired into it.

any ideas?

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Posted: August 20, 2005 at 5:04 PM / IP Logged

Did you set it for TACH or Volts??

Did you program anything?

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Posted: August 20, 2005 at 5:15 PM / IP Logged

The door trigger's are seeing the dome light delay or the installer hooked up the wrong door trigger sensor on the system to the car. The starter problems sounds like a tach programming issue as mo12v stated above. You will need to program the tach signal properly in order for the remote starter to acknowledge the vehicle has started.

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