So I just finished installing the remote start I got for cheaps, it includes the PK3+ bypass module and is programmed properly.
and YES, before you go all "let a professional do it", I had a professional walk through it with me, I know for sure that all of the wires are spliced to the correct ones and the bypass module is working correctly... HOWEVER...
As soon as the negative battery terminal is connected, the remote start module acts as if the engine is already running and applies power to the ignition system. If I get into the car and put the key in, I can turn it to on, and then off, and it still acts like a key is in the ignition and on. Even after starting the car, I can pull the key out and it continues running.
The remote start is ran off of 4 separate 5 prong relays. If one or more of those relays are bad or sticking, would that cause this issue?
I can post the instructions if that would help, but I've been through everything I can think of. Triple checked every connection and fuse. Verified every module gets power, and the programming LED confirms, through testing, that the main module is programmed correctly. I'm just wanting to know if a bad relay can cause it to activate the ignition when it shouldn't, because I don't have a working multimeter right now to test the relays.
Any ideas to help would be appreciated, and before you tell me to take it in to a shop, cheapest place to have them look at it wants $250, $350 to fix it. Not going to spend that much when the entire kit cost me $60.