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ok heres some questions i got

1: how can i make it so that when i pull the trunk release my trunk opens all the way???

2: i have remote start all it does is crank the car and never turns over engine what do you think is wrong with it?

3:i have +output for trunk release on my clicker how can i make it so that works and opens trunk with click?

simple questions about lil things that have been bothering me for a while.

riley

 
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1. get a trunk spring. i saw a thread on it a while ago
2. do you have a manual? if you do then thats the problem. if you have an auto, the wiring might be wrong
3. i dont really get this question

 
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3. Get the trunk popper off the Accord and hook it up to your alarm system.

-Kre

 
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with the remote start, did u buy a transponder bypass?

 
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You need a trunk popper (FYI, they don't work all that great).

1. Did you get a key transponder bypass? You need them to trick the ignition into thinking the key is in there. You can test by leaving the key in the ignition and see if the engine turns.
2. If you have a manual then you need to wire the 2 connections on your clutch together, so the alarm thinks the clutch is depressed (FYI, use this info. at your own risk).

Not sure about this question as it should covered in your first question already. Just wire the trunk popper to your alarm and assign a button to the trunk release function.

 
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ok i foudnout that accord thing works and i connect + end and it'l unlock it. then i do have transponder box but screw it its not worth it anyways it will start with key next to hole but then continues to start and grind.(a/t) and i want my trunk to open all way but i guess it wont. i saw someone with shock attatched somewhere can i bend those metals bars and make it open up more?

riley

 
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Did you install the transponder already and it's still grinding or are you just testing with the key next to it? If it's the latter then everything is probably fine, mine did the same thing, but once I installed the transponder no grinding and the engine just turned once and stopped turning after the start. This usually happens since you can't really get the key close enough to the ignition (even if it's in the ignition, I'm not sure why, but after installing the transponder everything worked perfectly). I'm sorry I didn't mention this scenario earlier, hopefully this works out for you.

 
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well im thinking maybe i have transponder hooked up to wrong wire then cause i have key in it and it doesnt do anything. or maybe its just the cheap ebay transponder i bought after i realized the 555 was 40$

 
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Oops, sorry I just remembered why my transponder install fixed my remote start grinding. Some older transponders require you to give up one of your keys as they placed the key in it to trick the ignition, but newer ones don't require this. My transponder is a newer DEI one (sorry can't remember the part#), which doesn't need a key. It hooks into the alarm and ignition coil and bypasses the security key feature upon start up and re-enables it after the engine has started. This way you still keep the security features of our key and it starts up all the time unlike the old transponder, which needed to be installed perfectly for the extra key location (even then, not 100%). For more info. just ask an alarm specialist or search the DEI website or net.