#65574, "IGNITION problem......" Jan-01-04 10:10 AM by davo345
so i installed my TT today, but i think i fucked up something. the car will not start. no starter noise or anything. so i disconnect the TT harness and i still get nothing with the stock. then i realized that i disconnected the ignition harness while the battery was still connected, so my alarm possibly locked me out. so i disconnect my battery so i can clear the ecu and i am still not getting any ignition! i am out of ideas.
EDIT: also, i have the Avital alarm system, for reference..
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#65626, "RE: IGNITION problem......" In response to Reply # 0
It osunds alarm related to me. What wiring did you touch? Did you splice into anything? Tell us everything you did and something might stand out as a possible problem.
#65641, "RE: IGNITION problem......" In response to Reply # 2 Jan-02-04 06:42 AM by davo345
the only thing that i did was unplug the stock ignition harness, plug in the new TT harness, route the ebrake wire around to the other side and spliced into that covered green and red wire that connects to that white plastic clip, then used a proper ground.
then when i realized that it didnt work, i reattached the stock igition clip. now, mind you that this all happened WHILE the battery was connected.
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#65657, "RE: IGNITION problem......" In response to Reply # 4
Originally posted by Michael_97RS I'd give all yorru fuses a look, may have blown one while you were playing around with all your wiring. *edited for poor typing* http://www.exileracing.com una salus victus Mods List: http://highlander.dsmpower.com/sig.htm
ok will do.
also, i just thought about something. as all people know with STAR kits, the wastegate dump pipe opens up extremely close to the starter. could that heat from the wastegate have fried the starter?
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#65658, "RE: IGNITION problem......" In response to Reply # 5 Jan-02-04 08:58 AM by SaberKhan
I'm with Michael. You can completely disconnect the coil and it'll still crank. If you're getting a no crank condition, start at the battery and work your way from there. Check fuses, etc etc.
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#65669, "RE: IGNITION problem......" In response to Reply # 5
Originally posted by davo345 also, i just thought about something. as all people know with STAR kits, the wastegate dump pipe opens up extremely close to the starter. could that heat from the wastegate have fried the starter?
^^^?
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#65714, "RE: IGNITION problem......" In response to Reply # 7
Originally posted by davo345 also, i just thought about something. as all people know with STAR kits, the wastegate dump pipe opens up extremely close to the starter. could that heat from the wastegate have fried the starter?
bump^
bobin' and weavin' in traffic. No other place i'd rather be .
Did you check the ignition/starter relay in the engine compartment? Also, do you have your car alarm manual? If it disabled your starter, then check out how to reset it. Does the starter click or turn over?
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#65768, "RE: BUMP!!!!!" In response to Reply # 11 Jan-04-04 09:31 AM by davo345
Originally posted by fly1 Did you check the ignition/starter relay in the engine compartment? Also, do you have your car alarm manual? If it disabled your starter, then check out how to reset it. Does the starter click or turn over?
relay? i am not sure where that is....please let me know where i can find it!
also, according to the manual, the starter kill should only be engaged while the alarm is armed, so it shouldnt have to be reset. and just in case i disconnected the battery over night.
and, i got the starter itself tested, and it is ok. the starter doesn't click or turn over at all. there is NO noise.
so please let me know where i can find the ignition/starter relay.
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#65777, "RE: BUMP!!!!!" In response to Reply # 13 Jan-04-04 11:37 AM by davo345
i removed the TT harness and am just running the stock. at this point i dont even care about the TT, i just want my car running...if you know what i mean.
but if someone could please tell me where the starter/ignition relay in the engine compartment is so i can check that out it would be helpful.
bobin' and weavin' in traffic. No other place i'd rather be .
If you remove the passenger side center console panel, there should be two relays under the radio--the driver side piece is the "door lock" relay, and the one to the right of that one is the "starter relay."
The relay prongs are numbered like this: 3 1 4 2
You'll need a continuity tester or a multimeter. There should be "continuity" between prongs 1&2 and 3&4. You can't tell if a relay is bad or not just by look at it. I'm just not really sure that this is the cause of your problem, but it's something to look into. Also, if your car comes with a factory alarm, there's also a "theft-alarm" starter relay. Under your dash in the driver side, there should be another "fuse" box. In it, there should be 4 relays; the lower right relay is what you need. Test procedure is the same as the above.
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