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I have wired this thing precisely as the dball3 with D2D has specified and the remote starter power wires. Transmission stick in 2nd or 3rd and won't come out as soon as I remote start it. I was told to verify ignition 2(white at ignition harness) is powered by the remote harness pink/white. It is. Triple checked all wiring. Everything is as it is supposed to be. I cannot figure it out.

 

2001 Silverado z71 with 5.3 and automatic 4L60E. And it's not a transmission issue. It's a new engine and trans with maybe 500 miles on them. This only happened after the first successful remote start. I've driving to work for a month with it just fine.

 

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Check in the viper programming that the pink and white wire is set to be second ignition. It can be setup to either be second ignition or second accessory. You should also use a test light to verify that this wire has 12v whole the remote start it cranking.

 

this might sound silly, but are you sure you are connected to the right white wire?

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I actually figured it out. I followed a wiring diagram online and had to make some changes due to color in wire differences. One wire was labeled ignition2/flex relay output. The guide said you won't use it so I removed it. Well that's a simple programming deal. It's set at ignition 2 from factory. So I wired it in to 12v constant and got it all working great.

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Check in the viper programming that the pink and white wire is set to be second ignition. It can be setup to either be second ignition or second accessory. You should also use a test light to verify that this wire has 12v whole the remote start it cranking.
 
this might sound silly, but are you sure you are connected to the right white wire?
What's the info on your car in your profile pic? I have a 98 m3 I'm swapping a 4.8 into.

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