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16/02/2022

 Honda Isaac Mathewson (130Pts.)

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Extra connections needed for 2022 Civic Si Manual?

Looking to install an Evo-One remote starter in a 2022 Civic Si manual, and I am wondering what extra connections need to be made when compared to to the automatic instructions. Thanks!
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14/02/2022

 Honda Pedro Blair-Jimenez (130Pts.)

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Civic 16' (Manual) w/FTX64 2W - Ready mode no longer saving my dashboard preferences

Hi, I Have a Honda Civic 2016 (Manual). I bought an aftermarket remote starter in 2019. The controller is an FTX64 2W. I used it without issues up until this winter. I would stop the car, leav it in neutral put the park brake on, and then press the ON button on the controller to start the Ready Mode. With the exception of the rear-window defroster which never worked, any preferences that I had on my dashboard would turn on when I activated the remote start later on (seat heaters, front window defroster, temperature, etc). This winter I noticed that when I get out of the car after activating my ready mode (after about 3-5s) the remote emits a red light and makes the descending noise (same on as if I remote stopped the car). When I then remote start the car, it will turn on, but none of the preferences on my dashboard will be on (cold seats, no defroster, no temperature, etc). The only thing that has changed is that one of the remotes (I have two) is dead. I will be replacing the batteries this week and trying that one out too. Anyone know what could be causing this? As I said, it worked well up until this winter and then stopped out of nowhere.
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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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25/09/2021

 Honda Joshua Patterson (130Pts.)

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Compatible w/ Manual Honda

Please advise which remote start product is most compatible with a 2019 Honda Civic Sport Hatcback, manual transmission, standard key. Can this product A) bypass the safety on the clutch without additional splices and B) Implement a safety requiring the transmission to be in neutral prior to starting?
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21/10/2018

 Honda Sébastien C. (130Pts.)

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cannot lock the door or unlock the door when the evo one is activate

I have an Honda civic 2017 push to start manual. I have installed the evo one. i didnt connect the parking light to the car. i have programmed the evo one with the flash link for the version of my car at the moment, i think its the version 73.27 (if it can help i have installed the fortin evo one in november 2017) and didnt touch it after that. Also i dont use the T-harness i plugged every wire to the car directly like in the installation guide. My problem is : i can activate the remote start. but when i leave the vehicule and when i press my OEM remote to lock the door it does nothing, the car still running. i need to open the door and press the brake pedal to close the car. so i dont know why the door lock doesnt work. ive tried to buy the evo start to control my car with my cell phone. so i have installed the evo start in my car, i programmed everything and when i try to lock the door with the app it doesnt work too. i tried to start the car, but still do nothing. I did not plug the wire for the lock/unlock with the car (cause i dont really know which wire is it) and i dont know if its really my problem cause i read the can bus should do it. is anyone know what is my problem, cause i cant figure out what is the problem ? thanks in advance.
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21/10/2018

 Honda Sébastien C. (130Pts.)

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cannot lock the door or unlock the door when the evo one is activate

I have an Honda civic 2017 push to start manual. I have installed the evo one. i didnt connect the parking light to the car. i have programmed the evo one with the flash link for the version of my car at the moment, i think its the version 73.27 (if it can help i have installed the fortin evo one in november 2017) and didnt touch it after that. Also i dont use the T-harness i plugged every wire to the car directly like in the installation guide. My problem is : i can activate the remote start. but when i leave the vehicule and when i press my OEM remote to lock the door it does nothing, the car still running. i need to open the door and press the brake pedal to close the car. so i dont know why the door lock doesnt work. ive tried to buy the evo start to control my car with my cell phone. so i have installed the evo start in my car, i programmed everything and when i try to lock the door with the app it doesnt work too. i tried to start the car, but still do nothing. I did not plug the wire for the lock/unlock with the car (cause i dont really know which wire is it) and i dont know if its really my problem cause i read the can bus should do it. is anyone know what is my problem, cause i cant figure out what is the problem ? thanks in advance.
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