Remote Start and PKALL help
Originally Posted by HankookS2K' date='Jan 11 2009, 02:49 PM
Thank for all the replies. Looks like NFR hit it right on the head. I was missing a THIRD ignition that's not listed in directechs. After I wired that up it fired right up.
Also I have my starter wires wired up as followed. Green to they keyside, purple to starter side. Is that right? It should be since it starts up right?
Also I have my starter wires wired up as followed. Green to they keyside, purple to starter side. Is that right? It should be since it starts up right?
Originally Posted by devilchrist' date='Jan 11 2009, 06:29 PM
i'm not sure what you have but, I only have 1 ignition wire hooked up and it's working fine.
seems like you have extra connections. there is no 3rd ignition on this car.
seems like you have extra connections. there is no 3rd ignition on this car.
Also where is this other starter wire that I can use. I'm using the smaller blue/white wire listed in directechs. Must be why my starter kill doesn't work.
where in the kick panel is it?
Originally Posted by devilchrist' date='Jan 11 2009, 04:29 PM
i'm not sure what you have but, I only have 1 ignition wire hooked up and it's working fine.
seems like you have extra connections. there is no 3rd ignition on this car.
seems like you have extra connections. there is no 3rd ignition on this car.
if you look at the thread link, the wirediagram shows all 3 ignition wires are connected together in side the ignition module.
so when you power one up and you power all 3.
there is ignition 2-b though not sure what that is.
accessory is different, i have that connected also. that's to run your blower fans, radio.. etc. which will loose power during crank.
so when you power one up and you power all 3.
there is ignition 2-b though not sure what that is.
accessory is different, i have that connected also. that's to run your blower fans, radio.. etc. which will loose power during crank.
So tell me this, why if i disconnect just one, dont matter which one, of my ignition wires the car doesn't start.
i have 3 ignition wires.
if i disconnect the first one then the car doesn't start.
if i disconnect the second one while the other are still connection the car doens't start.
if i disconnection the third one while the others are still conneted the car doens't start.
only if all 3 are connected.
I know ur gonna say its a wiring issue. but i checked, each of my ignition wires (on remote start relay) has voltage by itself, when not connected to anything, as long as the remote start is active.
my works though so im not gonna complain lol
i have 3 ignition wires.
if i disconnect the first one then the car doesn't start.
if i disconnect the second one while the other are still connection the car doens't start.
if i disconnection the third one while the others are still conneted the car doens't start.
only if all 3 are connected.
I know ur gonna say its a wiring issue. but i checked, each of my ignition wires (on remote start relay) has voltage by itself, when not connected to anything, as long as the remote start is active.
my works though so im not gonna complain lol
Originally Posted by Stealth_SUX_' date='Jan 11 2009, 08:48 PM
So tell me this, why if i disconnect just one, dont matter which one, of my ignition wires the car doesn't start.
i have 3 ignition wires.
if i disconnect the first one then the car doesn't start.
if i disconnect the second one while the other are still connection the car doens't start.
if i disconnection the third one while the others are still conneted the car doens't start.
only if all 3 are connected.
I know ur gonna say its a wiring issue. but i checked, each of my ignition wires (on remote start relay) has voltage by itself, when not connected to anything, as long as the remote start is active.
my works though so im not gonna complain lol
i have 3 ignition wires.
if i disconnect the first one then the car doesn't start.
if i disconnect the second one while the other are still connection the car doens't start.
if i disconnection the third one while the others are still conneted the car doens't start.
only if all 3 are connected.
I know ur gonna say its a wiring issue. but i checked, each of my ignition wires (on remote start relay) has voltage by itself, when not connected to anything, as long as the remote start is active.
my works though so im not gonna complain lol
the ignition wires may be connected altogether at the ignition module, but they split up and you must power them all individually so get the car to r/s. i dont know what he was talking about saying you can wire just one to r/s
where is this black/white wire you guys are talking about for the starter? im using the small blue/white wire and it doesnt activate the starter kill or anti grind.
Originally Posted by HankookS2K' date='Jan 11 2009, 06:55 PM
the ignition wires may be connected altogether at the ignition module, but they split up and you must power them all individually so get the car to r/s. i dont know what he was talking about saying you can wire just one to r/s
where is this black/white wire you guys are talking about for the starter? im using the small blue/white wire and it doesnt activate the starter kill or anti grind.
the black white heavy guage wire behind driver side kick panel.. you can't miss it. it's the only thick wire behind the kick panel. doesn't go to fuse from brief time i looked to connect my wire.
Here's what Modifry said in the post.
Then there are 2 blk/yellow and 1 Org. These 3 wires are actually connected together inside the ign sw and are activated with a single pole of the switch, but feed different circuits when they go to the fuse box. The Org is for the starter and probably isn't needed for your timer.
if the way you did it works for you then that's the correct way for you. but I didn't want to blow out my relay so I got the wire that runs directly to the starter.




