2012 honda civic EVO- ONE programming issues

Mon, 23 Jan 2017 00:56:34 +0000

I have a 2012 Honda civic ex and trying to program an EVO-ONE with 3x lock oem remote start. This is with the THAR-ONE-HON2 T-Harness. I am following guide 57751. Here's what's happening durring programmimg.

i hold down prgm button, plug in main 6 pin - release on red - stays red - plug in remaining connections - press prgm buttonn twice - red light goes out when button depressed (2x) then red light flashes every 2 seconds constantly - turn key to on position and nothing lights up. no 10x red flash rapidly and no rapidly flashing blue light.

I didnt plug in the lock/unlock wires as per manual. I've tried this with the doors open/shut. I've tried this with the key in/out of the ignition. I followed the trouble shooting guide for red light not flashing rapidly 10x. I've checked to make sure that there isn't 12v on the yellow 20 pin wire when the ignition is off and made sure that it had the 12v power when the ignition was on. i confirmed the continuity on the lt blue/black wire to the immobilizer.

i did not hook up the parking lights wire because it says optional on the wire.

i did not hook up the horn wire (is this a mandatory connection?}

car has oem hood sensor already installed so i did not hook up the hood pin. is it nessesary to plug in and hook up the hood pin to make it work on the EVO-ONE? I've tried this with and without.

I have a flash updater 2, installed the latest firmware 73.21. and have performed a master reset on the EVO-ALL. None of which seemed to have changed a thing. I have options C1 and D2 enabled in bypass mode and option 38.2 on in remote start mode. That has also been updated and reupdated after master reset to ver. 1.19. Everyone brags how they installed this system in 20 mins and got it working, while i have been pulling my hair out for hours. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank You for your time.

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2012 honda civic EVO- ONE programming issues