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20/01/2021

 Mazda Hovhannes Hakobyan (350Pts.)

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evo all starts once and then dont starts

help please, my car mazda 6 2014 push to start , i done all correct , 3x lock the car starts first time , after that i try to start 2nd time evo all dont start the car what is wrong? help please
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30/10/2018

 Mazda karu puhh (160Pts.)

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Mazda 6 and no more flashing

I have problem with mazda6 2017 push-to--start automatic evo-one with thar-maz1. its worked but gives errorcodes and cruise disabled when i takeover and drive, i tried different firmwares and now its locked - can't flash anymore. what options I have? It can work as well as before because now I have nothing
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21/10/2018

 Mazda Carlos Henao (150Pts.)

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No blinking blue light when programming in step 4 of install guide for a 2018 Mazda CX9.

I bought the EVO-One and the THAR-ONE-MAZ3 T-harness for a 2018 Mazda CX9. I got the t harness installed fairly easy but am having trouble programming. I hold the programming button while I connect the 6 pin main connector, release when the blue light is solid, connect the rest of harness, press on 2x but the LEDs never flash as instructed. I'm not sure how to proceed from here, I've reset the module and tried a few times. The 20 pin connector has a bunch of lose wires on the t-harness, should this be connected to anything? From my understamding only the optional parking light wires needed hardwiring, everything else was plug and play.
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