prostart ct 5072 1994 camaro rap

I downloaded a vehicle specific guide on this site, as well as some diode and relay info.. Thanks a lot, this is a great site!!

   I installed everything, including all 6 relays for; vats (also proper resister), clutch bypass, two for door locks reverse polarity, trunk release, starter kill. And I installed 6, 1 amp diodes for; parking lamps, two to split ground when running, two to isolate door and trunk inputs, one installed at trunk switch to isolate from the factory wiring. I also installed a 1 amp quenching diode across terminal 85, and 86 of my relays, as well as a 3 amp diode across 86 and 85 of my starter kill relay.

   I tested everything, and it all works fine; trunk pops, doors unlock, alarm sounds when either door or truck are opened, starter anti-grind works. I can set the vehicle to "ready" mode remove the key and the engine will stay running, then I exit and lock the doors using the remote the car shuts off. If I use the remote start right away then the car starts up fine, if I wait a minute then it won't start just the dash lights some on and the parking lamps flash twice indicating a failed remote start.

What is wrong? My gut feeling is that it as something to to with RAP (retained accessory power)

Thanks -Jamie

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Amateur alarm installer

Also can I install a resister inline with the positive feed to the siren to make it quite, it is so loud!! What size resister would you suggest?

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you can muffle the siren, but why would you want to lower the db?

with the 2 diagnostic flashes, does it specifically say what the start error was?

disable the rap by connecting your rearm wire to the door pin.

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Ted
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The manual says two parking lamp flashes indicate failed remote start, that's all is says.. really helpful eh?? Here is a diagram of what I have done, were do I add the rearm wire exactly? Thanks for all you help! -Jamie

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I fixed it! The problem was that I pulled power from a wire that red 12 volts hot only for a minute after a door was opened, must have been a wire to for retained accessory power, and I used it to power my clutch bypass relay. All I did was hook that to a constant 12 volt feed and now it works great! I guess thats what I get reusing a relay that was there from the old alarm system! Oh well

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