i have a 2000 honda accord lx. im thinking about installing a remote starter and im just curious on how difficult that would actually be. if anyone has any experience in installing one, your input would be appreciated.

 

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If you've never done it before and are not comfortable sorting through wires and soldering I would not attempt it.

I did computer engineering, am very confident in my soldering skills and my alarm install took 3 ~10 hour days for me to do. Granted it was more than just a remote start but going through wiring diagrams and mapping stuff out is not for the unskilled.

 

I have no worries about my skills in soldering and sorting out wires, its just that i know that some cars it takes only 2 or 3 wires to rig it up and with other cars its more involved. Im just looking to see if anyones done it on my specific car to so i kno what to expect in the amount of time it takes and whatnot.

 

The '96 Accord I did had ~8 heavier gauge wires if I recall strictly for the ignition portion access from the steering column and then because it was a manual I also had to bypass the clutch switch. Getting the solder to flow through those thicker wires was a pain. It was OBDII as well so I cannot imagine your 6th gen being much more difficult.