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28/12/2020

 Hyundai Al Stewart (130Pts.)

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EVO-ALL Not Pairing With CAN BUS

Hello All;

I'm having difficulty getting the EVO-ALL to correctly pair with the CAN Bus.  Per the troubleshooting guide, I did double-check each connection and tested the voltage.  I believe I have an unbalance pair CAN1 connections.  One connductor tests at 4.5 and the other at .5.  Per the guide, I've tried to cycle the vechile thorugh its functions, e.g. Start, Stop, Seats, Mirrors, etc but I can't get the CAN1 conductors to measure at 2.5.  See troubleshooting guide below:

Any ideas?

Thanks!

 

NOTE: In some cases the can bus wires will fall into a single wire can system and this may prevent the module from programming the can bus. Meter the can bus wires one at a time. They should measure roughly 2.5 Volts DC per wire. If you have one wire with 4.5 Volts and the other is .5 Volts the module may not program. Stop programming and start the vehicle with the key or pts button, put the vehicle through its functions such as the radio on/off, door locks,electric seats, etc to try and balance out the can bus wires. In some cases you may need to drive the vehicle to get the Can Bus to balance back out. Once you have done this re test the can bus wires to ensure they are roughly 2.5 volts per wire.

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04/12/2020

 Hyundai Byron Wilhoite (220Pts.)

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2020 Hyundai Elantra standard key no remote start

2020 Hyundai Elantra standard key no remote start. using fortin model evo-one Bypass firmware 76.59 Remote start 1.25 firmware Hardware inside 7.0 THAR-ONE-KHY2 harness. There is no pats wire to hook up. CAN high and low hooked up yellow automatic transmission wire cut for Automatic. Used suggested options. Did programming for blue light option 2. The blue light comes on steady. when plug in main harness. Plug in the CAN wire connector and plug in 20 pin connector. Turn ignition on and blue light flashes rapidly. Turn the ignition off blue light goes out. Try to remote start on the facotry remote push the lock fob button 3 times and no remote start. Tried option 20.2 and no luck, based on some search here on the forum. Any advice thank you
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10/12/2020

 Hyundai daniel baldwin (150Pts.)

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2007 Elantra won't program can

I am installing a Evo one remote start in a 2007 Elantra with T harness no immobilizer. After setting the module to Blue and connecting the A1 and C1 harness and turning the ignition on to start programming step 4 - 5 the blue LED does not flash. I have followed the trouble shooting steps and have verified, Yellow wire A1 is correctly connected to pink ignition wire+, the can bus wires are correctly connected to gry/black can low to yellow (pin14) on the DLC and gry can high to white (pin6) on the DLC. I have verified can voltage high at 2.6 and can voltage low at 2.4, I have tried to balance the signals closer to 2.5 but I am unable to make a significant or stable change from those readings.
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