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find a shop
ask them to put the wiring back to day 1 stock oem condition.
or learn how.
buy the service manual and do it. DIY
only 2ways to regress any alien alarm on a car.
clean the contacts battery and measure the battery and if it is low replace. and clean the keypads from dirty, corrosion, oxide, etc. and try again. Clean it contacts cleaner God bless you
The remote you have is an expensive item to replace so lets try checking a few things first. Open the battery compartment and closely look at the contacts, there should be one at the top and bottom of each battery. If the remote was not used for a long period of time with the batteries still in the remote, then some corrosion may have built up preventing good battery connections... clean the contacts if you suspect this. Hope this works for you.
That clicking could be a relay that has gone bad. They click when they are good too so if the relay is working you might want to check the wiring between the relay and the starting circuit.
Check your remote starter manufacturer for schematics and parts number for a replacement relay if necessary.
Assuming that all is well with the vehicle's electrical system (fuses, etc...), the following should work, as Viper/Clifford uses the "fail safe" method of starter disable, and it only works to lock out the starter when the alarm is functioning properly and in the armed state.
That system has a "starter kill" system. When the alarm is actived, the starter kill is engages, and won't let the starter get voltage from the ignition switch. First thing I'd try is connecting the car's battery while the ignition key is turned to the "on/run" position. Cycle the alarm to arm, then disarm, so that the LED is not blinking. It also may require using the manual override button/switch (with the key on) to reset the alarm. Should start after that.
If all else fails, reconnecting the starter wires back together (they are spliced and running through the alarm via a SPDT relay.
you might have to replace the batteries in the remotes. The reason why the alarm is going off because once you plug power back to the alarm brain it sets the alarm off and the only way to make it stop is to hit the unlock button the remote. Make sure all connections on the alarm brain are good and try changing the batteries in the remotes. also might have to reprogram the remotes to the brain if it has been sitting for awhile.
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