i have just finishing my alarm/remote starter and the alarm works perfect but the remote stater does not. when i try to start the car i can hear the car go into the second key mode but then it stops.

 

We're gonna need a hell of alot more information than that it "just stops".

What alarm/starter did you put in?
What vehicle is it in? (Make & Model, Please)

And what the hell is "second key mode"???

 

there are three modes and it only goes into the second one not the third starting one. the car is a 96 civic

 

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These "modes" you keep talking about; are you talking about programming menus? I've never heard of this. Maybe you're just not explaining it coherently.

 

the modes is when u turn the key. the first one lets u use the radio the second the windows and the third starts the car. i dont know the name of the alarm but on the manual it says two-way lcd vehicle security and engine starter system

 

Ohhh... You bought a knockoff cheapo starter. I remember your other thread in which you posted a pic of the wiring diagram.

Anyways. If the accessories work but the starter won't engage, one of two things could be wrong. Well, two things could be wrong.

First, you may have tapped the wrong wire for the starter in the IGN harness. How did you test to make sure you were connecting the starter wire off the Remote Starter to the correct wire in the IGN harness?

Second, the starter output could be bad from the remote starter.

Either way, you're going to need to break out the meter & test your wires. Starter wire in the IGN harness should show 12 volts only when the key is turned all the way, then show 0 volts when the key is in the "run" position.

The starter wire from the remote starter should throw 12 volts only after powering up the IGN and ACC wires, and then only for the duration set by the manufacturer or howver long you set it for during programming.

Oh, and stop referring to key positions as "modes". They're not.

 

If you did a starter kill make sure that its hooked up correct. You could have the key side, starter side flipped around.