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Remote Engine Start Control

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The PTO system allows the engine to be remotely started while operating in the stationary PTO mode. The wiring system provides for connections to a remote engine start arming switch and remote starting switch. These connections are accessed through the upfitter connector.

The remote start function is initiated by a sequence of switch actions, in addition to several vehicle conditions. The following conditions must be met before attempting to remote start the engine. The vehicle ignition key can be in any position or removed from the ignition:

Once the above conditions are met, to continue with the remote start, use the remote PTO controls to do the following:

  1. Press and release the remote start arming switch.
  2. Within five seconds of releasing the remote start arming switch, press and hold the remote engine start switch for about two seconds until the engine starts. Release the remote engine start switch.

To enable normal PTO operation following a remote start event, with PTO remote enable switch in the OFF position, press and release the arming switch. Then within five seconds, the PTO remote enable switch must be toggled to ON. The PTO system will then elevate engine RPM to standby speed and engage the PTO load. Press the remote PTO SET - or RES + switches to elevate PTO to the desired engine operating speed.