My audiovox dealer installed remote starter starts my car then it shuts it off over and over until i put my key in the ignition.

Sounds as if your immobilizer bypass is malfunctioning. To test, remote start vehicle. Check vehicle cluster (gages). If the immobilizer bypass is the issue, there will be car/lock symbol flashing rapidly. To confirm, put the key in the ignition(do not turn), remote start the vehicle. It should start. If the vehicle starts, remove key, remote start again without key. If the vehicle does not start, have the immobilizer serviced. If the vehicle does not remote start with the key in the ignition, the issue may be with the remote starter's starter output.

Look under the dash for a small button or toggle switch. Put the key in the ignition, turn the ignition on, and press the button or flip the switch. That will put the alarm in valet mode to get you by until you can get a replacement remote. Reverse the process after you've replaced the remote.

When you had the new keys programmed, the bypass was erased. More than likely, it was a key. Try this: put the first of the two new keys into the ignition, turn the ignition on. The theft light will light up, then go off. Immediately remove the key and put the second key into the ignition. Turn the ignition on, the theft light will come. When the theft goes out remote start the vehicle with the remote, quickly remove the key from the ignition. If the vehicle starts let it run for a few seconds and then shut the remote starter down with the brake. Wait a few seconds before testing the system.
If the above programming does not work the first time, try it again. It may take a few attempts because the process is time sensitive. You CANNOT allow too much time to pass between switching the keys.

Many vehicles have a second or third ignition that need to be hooked up in order to power accessories.

Visit the dealer who installed the unit, or a good quality local Car Electronics specialist and they can help you.

Maybe the installer did not hook up the remote starter unit to disarm the factory security system upon entry or remote-starting. Ask the installer to double check that part of the install as it would cause the factory security to trigger even though you unlocked the vehicle with the remote start unit remote.

put your key in the ignition switch leave it in the off position, now remote start your car, if it stays running your transponder loop needs to be adjusted or your "key in the box"

try putting the key in the ignition and turn it to on (dont start) try using remote start button if it works you may need a anti theft module or spair ign. key.

Turn key on and press valet button 3 times then press butoon on remote.Turn key of and thats it

Yes, the remote start can still operate your car, but I suggest not installing it yourself.. Take it to a reputable shop in your area! Push button start cars are different than regular key ignitions, so if you have no experience with remote starts, dont try it.

Hello hope this can help you. First check the starter wire, it is tan/lt blue located at the ignition harness. usualy during installation of the remote start system this wire is cut leaving you with two ends. one wire is coming from the ignition switch the other is going to the starter. the brain of the alarm hooks into both of these wires. if the repair man cut the wires from the brain and spliced them together he has just put the system back to OEM status leaving the alarm no way to engage the starter. I believe that may be where the problem lies but if not then I would say check your immobilizer bypass module the repair man mave have diconected that.

Thank you,
Luis