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:threadjacked: Alright to shed some light on the remote start situations I'm going tell a little story and it will answer your questions.
First, there is an update kit for the Nitro. It is a wiring harness that plugs in-between the remote start main install harness and the SKIM interface module.
Ok, here's the story. I installed a remote start in a 2007 Chrysler Sebring, and then a Caravan. The Caravan worked great, the Sebring would not go into programming mode. Several DNA module were tried and finally a working one was found and the system was programmed. Then a few days later I installed another Caravan remote start. It would not program. I tried again several DNA modules as well as 2 main brain modules. It would not work. So I then found out that Mopar technical assistance says there are defective DNA modules that have been shipped but they don't know how many or where they are. They will not work. The DNA module I did eventually get for the Caravan I was having problems with, I noted that the part number on the label was different from the ones I was having problems with.
My advice. Remove the entire remote start, harness, modules, all of it. Get a new install kit and modules, with the update harness. Send the defective remote start back to Mopar technical assistance. :smileup:
:threadjacked: Alright to shed some light on the remote start situations I'm going tell a little story and it will answer your questions.
First, there is an update kit for the Nitro. It is a wiring harness that plugs in-between the remote start main install harness and the SKIM interface module.
Ok, here's the story. I installed a remote start in a 2007 Chrysler Sebring, and then a Caravan. The Caravan worked great, the Sebring would not go into programming mode. Several DNA module were tried and finally a working one was found and the system was programmed. Then a few days later I installed another Caravan remote start. It would not program. I tried again several DNA modules as well as 2 main brain modules. It would not work. So I then found out that Mopar technical assistance says there are defective DNA modules that have been shipped but they don't know how many or where they are. They will not work. The DNA module I did eventually get for the Caravan I was having problems with, I noted that the part number on the label was different from the ones I was having problems with.
My advice. Remove the entire remote start, harness, modules, all of it. Get a new install kit and modules, with the update harness. Send the defective remote start back to Mopar technical assistance. :smileup:
