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13/10/2016

 Chevrolet ERIC M (430Pts.)

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Help! EVO-GMT1 4 pin datalink port is broken.

Hello, My EVO-GMT1 keeps losing power due to poor connections at the 4 pin datalink port. The 4 pin datalink wiring harness is fine. It is the 4 pin datalink port of the bypass module that is mafunctioning. I was able to power it up by wiggling the harness and was able to program the bypass. The vehicle worked fine for a day (remote start and power locks). Then after that, the bypass module will not power up / lost power and the vehicle cannot be remote started anymore. It will only power up if I wiggle the harness. I also plugged in the bypass module to my Flash Link Updater and I also had to wiggle the 4 pin harness before the module will connect to the flash-link / computer. This confirms that the 4 pin datalink port of the bypass module is not soldered/connected properly to the circuit board. The distributor (TigerAutomotive) I bought it from will not take it back or replace with a new one since I have already "used" it. Please help me resolve this issue. This is a hardware issue and not programming / wiring issue. So I believe I am entitled for a replacement module. Thanks.
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13/10/2016

 Chevrolet ERIC M (430Pts.)

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Help! EVO-GMT1 4 pin datalink port is broken.

Hello, My EVO-GMT1 keeps losing power due to poor connections at the 4 pin datalink port. The 4 pin datalink wiring harness is fine. It is the 4 pin datalink port of the bypass module that is mafunctioning. I was able to power it up by wiggling the harness and was able to program the bypass. The vehicle worked fine for a day (remote start and power locks). Then after that, the bypass module will not power up / lost power and the vehicle cannot be remote started anymore. It will only power up if I wiggle the harness. I also plugged in the bypass module to my Flash Link Updater and I also had to wiggle the 4 pin harness before the module will connect to the flash-link / computer. This confirms that the 4 pin datalink port of the bypass module is not soldered/connected properly to the circuit board. The distributor (TigerAutomotive) I bought it from will not take it back or replace with a new one since I have already "used" it. Please help me resolve this issue. This is a hardware issue and not programming / wiring issue. So I believe I am entitled for a replacement module. Thanks.
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13/10/2016

 Chevrolet ERIC M (430Pts.)

0

Help! EVO-GMT1 4 pin datalink port is broken.

Hello, My EVO-GMT1 keeps losing power due to poor connections at the 4 pin datalink port. The 4 pin datalink wiring harness is fine. It is the 4 pin datalink port of the bypass module that is mafunctioning. I was able to power it up by wiggling the harness and was able to program the bypass. The vehicle worked fine for a day (remote start and power locks). Then after that, the bypass module will not power up / lost power and the vehicle cannot be remote started anymore. It will only power up if I wiggle the harness. I also plugged in the bypass module to my Flash Link Updater and I also had to wiggle the 4 pin harness before the module will connect to the flash-link / computer. This confirms that the 4 pin datalink port of the bypass module is not soldered/connected properly to the circuit board. The distributor (TigerAutomotive) I bought it from will not take it back or replace with a new one since I have already "used" it. Please help me resolve this issue. This is a hardware issue and not programming / wiring issue. So I believe I am entitled for a replacement module. Thanks.
Login to reply View 3 answer(s)

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