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My guess is the remote start is defective.

unlocking driver door only silences a factory alarm. put the python in valet mode until you can get another remote. key on hold valet button for 5 secs and led should glow all the time.

Replace display and control board.

You have a remote brain that's gone bad. Locate an aftermarket black book under the driver's side dash. Unplug the harness' connecting into that box. Depending on the install, you may not need to go further. If the system has remote start you may need to locate the starter wire and reconnect it.

Have you tried contacting the support people at Python? They would be the first place I'd start. Shoot them an email via [email protected]. or give them a call: 800-561-1110.

Go under the dash and find the connection points and where it has cut into OEM wiring, Every installed does it differently

is the message bank full? did you try a hard reboot?

I had the exact same thing happen with my 4-button 474p remote. WITHOUT REMOTE START the correct sequence is: 1. Enter car - Leave door open. 2. Turn key to "on" position. 3. Within 5 (five) seconds press the Valet button 7 times then hold down. (Programs to channel 7) 4. Watch alarm light - It should now flash 7 times. 5. While still holding down the Valet button - Press the "lock" button on the remote and release. Should get a "chirp" 6. Now release and repress the Valet button once, holding down. You'll get the "chirp". Release Valet button. 7. Turn key "off". Exit vehicle and test remote. All 4 buttons should now work.

First, find the fuse, and sensor to the devise. Pull the fuse and waite a few minutes then replace. Do the same with the sensor, this will clear the devise settings on the cars computer. Then start your car and let it run through the computer system check of all car devises, it will locate the Python devise and resetit. If you have trouble in this process, look your unit up on line and call the tech department and they will walk you through the process. Then go back to Jeffy Lube and have them comp you for their lack of knowing how to work "around" this devise.