remote start delay

when it it very cold outside your car probably takes longer to crank than when it is warm. so, the car might not start the first time it tries to crank the starter. the remote starter senses that the car did not start either through the tach wire, or voltage level. so when it knows that the car isn't running yet the remote starter is naturally programmed to try to start the car again after a few seconds. it will do this a few more times and if it doesn't start it will just shut off and not try again until you press the remote again. solutions: if it stays cold where you are most of the time you might want to go back to the shop where you had the remote start installed and ask them nicely to increase the crank time for a second or so longer. this should fix your issue

Thank you very much. I will go back to the shop and talk to them. Your reccomendation makes alot of sense. Thank you again.