> Right above the top edge of the driver's kick panel, there are two light
> green plugs, the tach signal can be found at the blue wire in the smaller
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Thanks for the response. Does anyone know if the "multi coil pack
adaptor" is needed for installing a remote start on a 2006 Pilot?
Does Pilot belong to group that "vehicles where single point ignition
coil or single injector cannot be learned or single point tach signal
is unavailable. "?
Thanks.
bbtaco - 21 Oct 2008 03:32 GMT
> Right above the top edge of the driver's kick panel, there are two light
> green plugs, the tach signal can be found at the blue wire in the smaller
> plug.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
Thanks for the response. Does anyone know if the "multi coil pack
adaptor" is needed for installing a remote start on a 2006 Pilot?
Does Pilot belong to group that "vehicles where single point ignition
coil or single injector cannot be learned or single point tach signal
is unavailable. "?
Thanks.
The Pilot does not need anything extra to get a tach signal. The tach signal
is to let the remote start know the engine is running.
Does the engine crank?
Does it start but then run for only a few seconds?
Was an immobilizer bypass installed? (put the key in the ignition and leave
it in the off position. Then try the remote start. If it now starts and
runs, either a bypass was not installed, incorrectly installed or you have a
bad immobilizer bypass unit).