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05/07/2014

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EVO-ALL Standalone grinding starter

I've got an EVO-ALL installed on a 2007 Dodge RAM with the Cummins Turbo Diesel engine as a stand alone starter. Green/Red starter wire was not present on the ignition cylinder plug, so I followed connection #1 on guide #8141, the only thing I noticed was the 12v wire was Grey/Red in this vehicle instead of Green/Red as listed in the guide. Options C1, D1, D1.3, and D2 were activated using the Flashlink module. Everything seems to work fine, but when the vehicle starts, the start signal is held even after the engine has started (around 1-2 seconds too long), causing the starter motor to grind. It eventually stops grinding and the engine stays running, indicating that the module is detecting a tach signal and should know when to stop cranking (at least I assume so). I've tried both firware versions 4.18 and the recommended 74.17, with the same results though with 74.17 the door locks were a bit erratic when remote starting (they would unlock, then immediately lock before starting). I've also tried disabling option D1.3 and D2, with the same grinding happening. The service # on my EVO-ALL is 001A06-338389. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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15/05/2014

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Dodge RAM SRT-10 Standalone install not working

Hooked up a EVO-CHRT5 kit to a 2006 Dodge RAM SRT-10 as standalone, ran into two issues. First, following the install guide I used connection 'F'. However there wasn't a green/yellow starter wire so I moved to connection 'C' as the guide instructed. On further inspection, the plug inside the SRT-10 with the 12v, IGN, and MUX wires is different than the one pictured in the guide, as well it has 6 pins instead of 5. Is there a different guide for the SRT-10 or is it not compatible? Second, after following connection 'C', the EVO-ALL programmed normally. Option 15 was set to Standalone Mode before installation with the Flashlink Updater. However, when I hit LOCK 3x the car does not start. The RED LED on the EVO-ALL comes on, followed by the YELLOW, then the BLUE flashes extremely fast. The truck does nothing during this, no ignition, nothing. I have tried Firmware 4.09, 4.18, and the recommended one as well. Same results for all of them. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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