Turned out to be the AM-2 fuse in the engine bay that controls starter, airbag and other stuff. Just saved myself some expenses at the dealer.

 

hmm, starter kill realy? connections to the igntion wires... maybe a bad alarm; does it arm?

 

How can I check the starter relay with a voltmeter?

The alarm was working and now isn't.....The aftermarket alarm power was tied in with the ignition switch harness power (white/blue)....perhaps the ignition switch is bad?

 

Check the fuses? Could be a blown starter fuse or some other electrical thingy-ma-jig.

 

make that warranty work for you and have it towed to the dealer

 

does the starter try to start? or is there no noise at all? most car alarm (99%) starter kill relays are wired normally closed so that if there is a power problem with the alarm it won't disable your starter. since your warning lights are coming on I would say the ignition switch should be ok. I would check the starter kill relay of the alarm, maybe something came loose when you were moving it?

 

The alarm power wire was getting it's constant 12 v off the red/white wire....I moved it to another power source and it works now.....so I need to find out where the red/white wire gets its power from???

 

Good job solving your immediate problem.
Tell us if you find out more, it could help someone else down the road.

 

still can't start car.......

need to see if the starter relay is bad or the ignition switch...but when I turn the key from lock to on to acc everything works fine...go to start position and nothing.....


what could it be??

 

Automatic not in park?

Bad clutch switch on a manual?

 

Sorry, I thought you had solved it. I don't have any experience with alarm systems.
I would guess that since it worked and then quit, its a fuse or relay, but thats a wild a@# guess. C'mon guys give this man some expert help.

 

the alarms starter kill feature is not installed

 

Check the park/neutral switch if it is an auto.