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whsewardiv 
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Posted: July 29, 2009 at 9:14 AM / IP Logged  

hey all...newbie here, sorry if this may be a repeat question but i have searched for awhile now and cannot find the answer:

my wifes car, 2006 nissan altima 2.5 se, had an aftermarket remote starter installed by a local intaller about 3 yrs ago, the business is now out of business, i have determined the model # which is an audiovox as9075a, which uses the oem remotes, i have downloaded the manuals from the audiovox website.

my current problem is:  when i start the car with the remote and then go to drive the car (after inserting the key and shifting from Park to Drive etc.), i cannot get the car to turn off without using the remote to shut the starter off or using the program/valet switch-switching to off then turing off by removing the key...when the remote starter was initially installed there were no issues.

thanks for any help

willie

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Posted: July 29, 2009 at 9:19 AM / IP Logged  
is there a wire dangling near your brake pedal close to the top of it?
whsewardiv 
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yep found brown with black stripe, looked it up, its for the brake switch...the guy that did this was a real hacker, all he did was twist and tape everything. i am now in the process of soldering and shrink wrapping all the connections.

thanks for the help

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i wouldn't go through all the trouble just to shrink wrap your connections and it really isn't practical in a car because you need to cut the wire just to get the shrink on there and then come back with a heat gun. i would still solder the connections but i would just use some good tape like scotch 33+ or something.

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