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RS Problems, 2000 Alero, tach


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nikuk 
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Posted: October 12, 2006 at 1:19 PM / IP Logged  

Good afternoon folks...

Having some problems with the wife's car - I installed a new 1W900FM-s into her car. This is a base model Alero 4dr (pwr locks) - in other words: NO Passlock / alarm. As a matter of fact, I've been using generic (hardware store) key copies for the last 3 years.

Install went fine (i've done 8 RS now, and 1 other Compustar), except for the tach wire - The white wire that should be tach wire doesnt read properly on my Fluke. On vAC, this lead doesnt alternate with RPMs.

I went to the ign coil itself, took a lead from there, and the RS would work. However, at this point it would only start the car, and then stall out very shortly after (engine would start, rev to 1200rpm as normal, but on the way down it would stall).

I reset the brain (disconnected for 30 seconds), reset teh "tach learn", and tried again. At this point, the unit would not even ATTEMPT to start the car (no pk lights or relays would activate). Although the remote would still work the power locks.

I'm aweful confused... I JUST installed another new 1w900fm-s in My 99 ranger 3 DAYS ago, and thats perfect. Possible that I rec'd a bad unit?

Thanks, as always,

Nick

Fastlearner 
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Posted: October 12, 2006 at 1:26 PM / IP Logged  
You're car actually has a passlock 2 security system. You need to go and pickup a bypass module.
sparkie 
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Posted: October 12, 2006 at 7:30 PM / IP Logged  
Fastlearner is correct. The white wire at the ignition module is the tach wire, but the problem is you haven't interfaced with the Passlock II system. It has nothing to do with your key. The circuits for it are contained inside your ignition cylinder.
sparky
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Posted: October 12, 2006 at 9:09 PM / IP Logged  
Your first problem is what the other member's just said about the Passlock. The resistor is built into the ignition, not the key itself ( NOT RF transmitted ). Next , you can find the tach wire ( PURPLE / WHITE ) in the large loom of wires exiting into the engine compartment under the driver's side above the kick panel. There will be two other PURPLE / WHITE wires there, just use the meter and you will find the right one.
Jeff
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Morden, Manitoba CANADA

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