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Originally Posted by flyrv9
I'd disconnect the remote start until you resolve this issue - it is clearly suspect. In fact you may resolve the issue by disconnecting it. I'd also look at the remote start wiring paying special attention to any splices that were used to connect to the factory wiring. Hopefully you were given a wiring diagram for the remote start; that will aid in troubleshooting. If not, I'd try to get one by contacting the manufacturer. If you have a manual for the remote start unit, look for ways to disable it.
I doubt your pedal commander has anything to do with it; but it wouldn't hurt to remove it until you resolve this issue.
It's pretty common for devices that are added by splicing into factory wiring to cause issues over time. This is often caused by poor, cheap splices, poor grounding or poor workmanship. The end result can be that the problem can exist after the unit is removed because the splices remain in; or damaged the factory wiring somehow.
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The only kicker is the Accessorides remote start is completely plug and play. No splicing, cutting or tapping into the factory harness.