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Originally Posted by fliprayzin240sx
Well Toby, I owe a fucking beer...there's nothing wrong with the brain. Its all installer error. Take note of this because its pretty funny, well retarded on my part more than anything. Reason why the damn door lock is fucking up is cuz I kept plugging the damn 3 pin wire into the WRONG DAMN PORT!!! I swear, the crease on the manual made me think I'm supposed to be plugging it into the the first port on the left (bit writer port). I had to look at the manual on the one you just sent me to realize that cuz my manual right now has a lot of smidges on it.
I got it to remote start but I had to depress the clutch pedal. Do I just have to hard wire the clutch interlock wire together? Also, still working on figuring out why the damn parking lights are not blinking when with the alarm/beeps.
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Yeah man, it's almost always installer error. I figured as much, but it was just as easy to send you a new system to prove that it wasn't the brain. As for the parking lights, did you insert the fuse under the access panel? It needs to be set for the correct polarity. You will need to bypass the clutch during remote start. I've never even installed a remote start on a 240, so I'm not sure how the clutch even tests. So get under there with a test probe, multi-meter whatever you have and test the two wires in the clutch plug. One will probably rest at ground and the other one will go to ground when you depress the clutch. If this is the case then you can run the dark blue wire, pin 10 in the H2 harness, to the wire on the clutch switch that goes to ground when the clutch is depressed. If this still doesn't work then you will probably need a relay to get a stronger ground. In this case I would have you wire the relay as follows:
- 85 - dark blue wire(H2/10)
- 86 - 12 volts constant
- 87 - Tap into the wire that rests at ground at the clutch switch
- 30 - Tap into the wire that goes to ground at the clutch switch when the clutch is depressed
Let me know if the clutch doesn't test as a negative trigger and I'll instruct you on what to do.