will not start

i have a 99 f-250 turbo ,i installed a remote start today ,it worked great ,but then i tryed to start it to move it .the lights all come on ,but when i turn the key to start ,i have nothing ,but when i leave the key just on ,then open the hood and jump the starter soliode it starts and runs good .i did check all the fuses , anyone that can help me would be great , i did discount the remote and i got the same thing ,.help. need this truck for work.,,thanks bob moore

What size engine, is it the Super Duty ?

yes

When you turn the ignition key to the start position is there voltage at the little solenoid wire ? ( The wire that is plugged onto the "S" terminal)

no there isn,t , i have check .all fuses ,relays .changed the nutural switch ,starter switch,im thinking maybe the computer

Check your Private Messages.

You may have your bypass active at all times- and the vehicle is "seeing" two keys at the same time when you try to start it normally. which some systems do not allow. Does it remote start with no key near ignition? If so, does it remote start with a key in ignition?

problem fix a friend play a nasty trick , he removed the fuse and didn,t tell me,he said he forgot he did it .. friends

problem fix a friend play a nasty trick , he removed the fuse and didn,t tell me,he said he forgot he did it .. friends I'd contact his sponsor. Sounds like your frend's been skipping his AA (A**holes Anonymous) meetings! :nono:

Does this truck have a fender-mounted solenoid like older Fords? If so, using a long insulated-handle screwdriver, momentarily touch both large terminals at the same time. Make sure ignition is in the run position, transmission is in Partk or Neutral and the parking brake is on fully. Wheel chocks would mean extra safety. If the engine starts or at least cranks, then you have either a faulty solenoid or corroded terminals similar to battery terminals. IMPORTANT!!!!!!! Do not touch metal shaft of screwdriver wild attempting this procedure!!!!!!SHOCKING----ELECTROCUTION!!!!!!!!