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This past winter battery died in truck. I had to redo the remote start. Battery died again and remote start quit altogether. Dealer that installed out of business. First time it went at least lights would flash. Now nothing. Is there usually a fuse or a fused link somewhere under dash?
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CathedralCub (09-10-2023)
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This past winter battery died in truck. I had to redo the remote start. Battery died again and remote start quit altogether. Dealer that installed out of business. First time it went at least lights would flash. Now nothing. Is there usually a fuse or a fused link somewhere under dash?
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carfixer007 (09-10-2023)
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CathedralCub (09-10-2023)
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It’* a Crimestopper cool start. I’ve looked under dash for a fuse or fuseable link but my back makes ti tough to look for any amount of time. I haven’t been able to find an under hook pin either. I looked for anything hanging but no luck.
the first time it quit I got the three flashes to be able to redo it but this time it’* dead. Need a key to open my door
the first time it quit I got the three flashes to be able to redo it but this time it’* dead. Need a key to open my door
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CathedralCub (09-12-2023)
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Several of those that I've dealt with have a lead on one of the coils. This is what they use to be able to tell that the engine started. Perhaps, if your vehicle is hooked up this way, you can trace back from this to the brains of the operation and then trace out to the power source.
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