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24/10/2021

 Honda Joel Thomason (130Pts.)

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Car attempts to start but does not crank

2015 Honda Accord coupe ex. It has been programmed correctly. Using a T-harness the Thar-one-hon3. It's a manual transmission with push to start and I put the car in ready mode using foot brake and E-brake. Both red and yellow led on module come on when there are supposed to but after pressing my OEM remote 3 times it appears to start but will not crank. I'm about to return this and seek another option. Any help is appreciated.
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26/11/2018

 Honda Edimel Toledo (130Pts.)

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Crank too long. How I can set down?

Crank too long. How I can set down? Evo all keep crank 2 second after engine start.
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29/01/2016

 Honda Adrian Gaspell (130Pts.)

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2005 Honda Civic Cranks when brake is pressed after its already been remote started

Installed EVO-One with 2-way Fortin RF Kit on a 2005 Honda Civic as per the manual. Found that when vehicle is remote started and you get in to drive away, once you turn the key and press the brake to take it out of gear the vehicle trys to crank again? Here is the sequence of events: Remote start vehicle - vehicle starts successfully unlock door and get in vehicle turn key to run position press brake to put into gear - this is when the starter motor is engaged and trys to crank again The oddest part is that this only happens once every few remote starts not consistantly. Any help would be appreciated Thanks
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