elantra touring ’11 dball2+prostart 2w
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Topic: elantra touring ’11 dball2+prostart 2w
Posted By: xcessiv46
Subject: elantra touring ’11 dball2+prostart 2w
Date Posted: November 03, 2014 at 8:02 AM
Hello fellow DYIers,
I'm currently installing a DBALL2 + ProStart 6-button 2-way Remote Starter (from Canadian Tire) on my canadian '11 Elantra Touring (with immobilizer, but no alarm).
For some reason, NOTHING is working.
- The DBALL2 never flashes green during init. Depending on if I reset and/or reflash, it either: flashes red twice (CAN2 not detected, despite the fact that continuity tests work), or constant red. If constant red and I follow the type 3 module programming procedure by turning the key on the ON position and pressing the programming button 5 times, the LED will slowly flash red between 25-30 times and then stop flashing.
- The Remote Starter does not respond to any command on the remote. Door locks don't work.
DBALL2:
It is flashed for my model/year, with D2D disabled and Smart OEM Alarm Control disabled.
HSCAN High Tan/Black to Car Pin 6 on the OBDII
HSCAN Low Tan to Car Pin 14 on the OBDII
EMS Com Data Yellow and Yellow/Black to Car Pin 15 (Blue/Black), leading to the EMS COM connector
EMS Com Data Orange / YELLOW and ORANGE / Black to same Car Blue/Black, cut wire NOT leading to the EMS COM connector
+12V Red to Car Orange (40A) ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 5
Ground Black to Car ground
Prostart:
6 Pin Main Ignition Harness
+12V Red to Car Orange (40A) ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 5
Starter Purple to Car White ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 1
+12V Red #2 to Car Orange (40A) ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 5
Ignition Yellow to Car Blue ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 6
Accessories Orange to Car Pink ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 3
5th relay Green NOT USED
5-Pin Secondary Harness
Ground Black to Car ground
Tach input Purple to DBALL2 Tach output Violet/White
Hood switch Gray to hood switch
Brake switch input Orange to DBALL2 Brake status output Gray
Parking light output Yellow to Car dash fuse box, rear, white 30 pin plug, pins 22 (Yellow)
12-Pin Accessories Harness
Trunk output Blue NOT USED
Lock output Brown to Car driver kick, gray 39 pin plug, pin 25 (Green)
Unlock output Green to Car driver kick, gray 39 pin plug, pin 39 (Yellow)
Arm output WHITE/ Brown NOT USED
Disarm output WHITE/ Green NOT USED
Positive door input Blue/White NOT USED
Starter kill output WHITE/ Orange NOT USED
Parking brake input Orange to Car parking brake (Blue)
External Trigger Input Purple NOT USED
Ground out when running White to DBALL2 GWR Blue/White
Negative Door Input Gray to Car Left Front Door Trigger driver kick, gray 39 pin plug, pin 36 (Red)
Glow plug input Yellow NOT USED
3-pin Harness/
Currently NOT USED (programmable outputs)
The clutch is bypassed. When disconnecting/reconnecting the ProStart, I can hear 4 clicks, but not 5 clicks (learning the transmitter).
Any idea?
Thanks and regards.
I'm currently installing a DBALL2 + ProStart 6-button 2-way Remote Starter (from Canadian Tire) on my canadian '11 Elantra Touring (with immobilizer, but no alarm).
For some reason, NOTHING is working.
- The DBALL2 never flashes green during init. Depending on if I reset and/or reflash, it either: flashes red twice (CAN2 not detected, despite the fact that continuity tests work), or constant red. If constant red and I follow the type 3 module programming procedure by turning the key on the ON position and pressing the programming button 5 times, the LED will slowly flash red between 25-30 times and then stop flashing.
- The Remote Starter does not respond to any command on the remote. Door locks don't work.
DBALL2:
It is flashed for my model/year, with D2D disabled and Smart OEM Alarm Control disabled.
HSCAN High Tan/Black to Car Pin 6 on the OBDII
HSCAN Low Tan to Car Pin 14 on the OBDII
EMS Com Data Yellow and Yellow/Black to Car Pin 15 (Blue/Black), leading to the EMS COM connector
EMS Com Data Orange / YELLOW and ORANGE / Black to same Car Blue/Black, cut wire NOT leading to the EMS COM connector
+12V Red to Car Orange (40A) ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 5
Ground Black to Car ground
Prostart:
6 Pin Main Ignition Harness
+12V Red to Car Orange (40A) ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 5
Starter Purple to Car White ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 1
+12V Red #2 to Car Orange (40A) ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 5
Ignition Yellow to Car Blue ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 6
Accessories Orange to Car Pink ignition switch, white 6 pin plug, pin 3
5th relay Green NOT USED
5-Pin Secondary Harness
Ground Black to Car ground
Tach input Purple to DBALL2 Tach output Violet/White
Hood switch Gray to hood switch
Brake switch input Orange to DBALL2 Brake status output Gray
Parking light output Yellow to Car dash fuse box, rear, white 30 pin plug, pins 22 (Yellow)
12-Pin Accessories Harness
Trunk output Blue NOT USED
Lock output Brown to Car driver kick, gray 39 pin plug, pin 25 (Green)
Unlock output Green to Car driver kick, gray 39 pin plug, pin 39 (Yellow)
Arm output WHITE/ Brown NOT USED
Disarm output WHITE/ Green NOT USED
Positive door input Blue/White NOT USED
Starter kill output WHITE/ Orange NOT USED
Parking brake input Orange to Car parking brake (Blue)
External Trigger Input Purple NOT USED
Ground out when running White to DBALL2 GWR Blue/White
Negative Door Input Gray to Car Left Front Door Trigger driver kick, gray 39 pin plug, pin 36 (Red)
Glow plug input Yellow NOT USED
3-pin Harness/
Currently NOT USED (programmable outputs)
The clutch is bypassed. When disconnecting/reconnecting the ProStart, I can hear 4 clicks, but not 5 clicks (learning the transmitter).
Any idea?
Thanks and regards.
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Posted By: xcessiv46
Date Posted: November 04, 2014 at 7:34 AM
Nobody? 