Bulldog Security Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

Remove the battery in your remote for 15 sec, then put back in, start your car with your key, wait 15 sec, while the car is running press the * star button 2 times, it should beep , if not try it again, if still nothing post me back and we can go from there

If your starter stays engaged after the vehicle starts with the remote starter then, the vehicle's starter wire is receiving 12 volts, most likely from the remote starter's ignition or accessory wires. Check the connections to the vehicle's wiring: the battery wire is constant 12 volts, regardless of key position. The accessory wire(s) is 12 volts with the key at accessory and on/run (position 1 & 2), the ignition wire(s) is 12 volts with the key at on/run and start (position 2&3), and the starter wire(s) is 12 volts with the key in the start position (position 3) ONLY. Make sure that the remote starter wires are connected to vehicle's wires as directed by the Bulldog instructions.

it's obvious, you don't have it wired up corectly either via grounding or via power suppply. it's blowing the fuses because you're prboably pulling too much amperage. you'll need a multimeter to see what levels of voltage and amperage and resistance are registering.

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Were you getting bad fuel pressure readings at the manifold? Just curious what prompted you to change fuel pressure regulator and filter (nothing wrong with that of course). I would recommend first checking the TPS (Throttle Position Sensor), second the EGR Valve and third the Catalytic converter. Also, are you getting a CEL and any problem codes?

The issue is the frequency of the remote control often they will have a selection switch to change the frequency. If not the remote & receiver need to have chips changed to adjust the frequency so they do not conflict with the vehicle system

hey larry wrong site this is fixya need to send your gripe to the correct party

http://www.bulldogsecurity.com/ It will come with instructions based on the one you buy for your car or just call them and ask.

This is not really a question ...

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Check for a burned fuse

if you have one remote press and hold the #1 button (lock) for 10 seconds. and within 10 seconds press any of the buttons and the remote will be programed.

Get a auto start remote and try it!

replace the starter switch or key switch