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Mine was doing the same thing. Find your Mars box, then...
Here is the link to get the manual. http://www.caralarm.com/manuals/MARS/MARS-22.pdf
See pages 20 & 21 ( see picture) With the engine running you will turn either the Smart Start or Tach Wire adjust screw, depending on which setting your box is set on. You will turn one or the other until the LED LIGHT blinks consistently.
Use this procedure to reprogram the remote transmitters
1. Turn "on" the ignition. 2. Press the Valet Switch 5 times and wait for horn confirmation of entry into programming mode. 3. Press and release the "Lock" transmitter button on each remote to be coded (one at a time). 4. The system will respond to each with an audible confirmation. 5. Turn "off" the ignition to exit program mode.
The unit should retain the transmitter codes almost indefinitely and should not require reprogramming periodically. I suggest that you call Omega Research and Development, the makers of Excalibur, to see if your unit can be replaced. Their number is 800-554-4053 and their is www.caralarm.com
There will be a few step you will need to do. First we will need the model number of the Omega car starter Also the year of the truck. I would need to see if there is a bypass module and if so what kind of module. The module might need to be reprogrammed.
Most remote starters do not lose their "memory" when power is lost. However, if an older version bypass module was used for your vehicle it may need to be reset but you must know the model. If you are not able to look under the dash panels yourself, you should take it to your nearest dealer/installer. Some also reset or relearn after the first key start. The FCC number off of one remote may help narrow down model of the remote start also. Vehicle info will also be helpful.
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