Remote starter only starts w/ test light

Just got my remote starter back from design tech.  They replaced a defective one for me.  Still has a problem.  The only time it will start is if I hold a test light to the starter pin and push the remote.  If I just push the remote without the test light, my dash lights and radio (ACC) come on for about 2 secs and shut back off.  Why does a test light help it to start?  That doesn't really make sense. 

I have checked my work about 10 times.  I even had a few techincians at my job look at it.  I have the ground wire drilled directly to the chasis behind the kick panel.  I personally think it's just a POS!

2002 Hyundai Elantra

Looked at my wiring a million times.  Checked it a million times.  Just got a new from the dealer cuz the first one wasn't starting at all. 

Already cut the green loop wire.  Even added a tach signal.

The starter pin of the module just does not seem to put out any voltage to my car's starter.  I put a test light on my car's starter wire and started the car with the key.  The test light only lit up while the key was in start/cranking.  So I am sure I have the right starter wire. 

Remember I said only my dash lights and radio  will come on when I push the remote and shut off after 2 secs?  Well if I connect my car's starter wire to the ACC pin of the module, the car will start, but since that ACC pin is putting out constant power when the module is active, it tries to keep cranking.  So I am convinced that the module is crap, brand new or not.