2003 Dodge Ram, CM900S Remote Start, No Air Condition

i installed a CM900S compustar, remote start works, blower turns on after a few seconds but the compressor clutch or AC doesnt turn on to cool the air down. If i remote start it, then insert key and turn to Run, then AC and clutch engage and cools down. So do i send Accessory voltage to the Run wire of the Key switch? and which wire is the Run wire?

Thanks

Have you checked the vehicle wiring section of this site? You can see your vehicle is listed as having 2 ignition wires and 2 accessory wires. All 4 should be powered during remote start:

https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?tid=3971&tpn=1

i will check when i get home. i do have accessory to the Blue wire and the Black/White wire. Not sure on Green wire or Orange wire. Is this where i should add two relays to seperate the wiring? or wire the accessory power from the cm900 to all four wires?

|        ACCESSORY|green & orange      |+ |ignition harness            |
| SECOND ACCESSORY|blue & blk/wht *7   |+ |ignition harnes

Yes, relays would be the way to go. Using an OP500, you could reprogram a couple POCs as negative accessory and ignition. Then use those to trigger your relays.

i found the orange wire missing accessory voltage and now everything is working. i didnt have relays but added a fuse there seperated from the other 15 amp fuse. thanks for the help.

i have a compustar cm900s but didnt realize it was the model without the alarm. im not worried about my old truck being broke into or stolen, i really hope it doesnt happen though. i had another compustar unit that did have alarm but that unit 2 way remotes are no longer available, over 20 years old and gave me issues so i replaced it with a simple cm900s. i wish the led light was available on this model but it is not, therefore, is there a way to use some output from the cm900s that will set a relay on to send the small voltage flasher to the existing led when its "armed" but its not? maybe when i hit the lock it can trigger a latching relay from its lock wire and unlatch from the unlock wire. or maybe some other external option?
thanks