Remote Start add on
Any of you guys ever added remote start to your cars when they didn't come with it?
Experiences? Is it horrible? Do they work well?
Discuss!
New question, how hard is it to do these on a manual transmission?
Experiences? Is it horrible? Do they work well?
Discuss!
New question, how hard is it to do these on a manual transmission?
Last edited by austinkli; Oct 7, 2013 at 06:24 AM.
Works great. It just a simple module with a harness that connects in to the ECU. Should have come factory like this. http://www.carkitcompany.com/nissan-gtr/remote-start
My lady loves mustangs for some reason. Not sure why but she does. My clutch needs replaced so I left my car at work and took an 07 mustang home over the weekend and she fell IN LOVE with it so I'm thinking about getting her one but I know she wants remote start.
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They're not bad to install. If you do the installation right they work well. Don't use scotchloks and you wont have a problem.
It's harder than a regular autostart install in that you need wire in the door switches and parking brake and sometimes there will be a clutch start bypass. It's certainly not impossible though. We used to do them when I worked for Honda.
Yes but I'm not putting it in a GTR
AC. Hate getting in the car and the first two minutes are spent cooling down. Rather remote start before walking out of the house.
I mean she would love for the heater purposes too in the winter, but that's because at 50 she thinks it's freezing.
I mean she would love for the heater purposes too in the winter, but that's because at 50 she thinks it's freezing.
Yes.
They're not bad to install. If you do the installation right they work well. Don't use scotchloks and you wont have a problem.
It's harder than a regular autostart install in that you need wire in the door switches and parking brake and sometimes there will be a clutch start bypass. It's certainly not impossible though. We used to do them when I worked for Honda.
They're not bad to install. If you do the installation right they work well. Don't use scotchloks and you wont have a problem.
It's harder than a regular autostart install in that you need wire in the door switches and parking brake and sometimes there will be a clutch start bypass. It's certainly not impossible though. We used to do them when I worked for Honda.
It's to arm the system. Some are different than others, but normally you set the parking brake, shift into neutral and shut the car off, open the door and exit the vehicle. If you open the door again it disarms the autostart (this is in case someone puts the vehicle in gear, if the door doesn't open after it's been shut the first time no one has tampered with the vehicle) There's always a procedure to arm an autostart for a manual, but some are different than others.
It's to arm the system. Some are different than others, but normally you set the parking brake, shift into neutral and shut the car off, open the door and exit the vehicle. If you open the door again it disarms the autostart (this is in case someone puts the vehicle in gear, if the door doesn't open after it's been shut the first time no one has tampered with the vehicle) There's always a procedure to arm an autostart for a manual, but some are different than others.
car would start rolling. I had a buddy who use to do it all the time.leave the car in 2nd and hit the remote start and it would start rolling. would scare co-workers in the company parking lot. was fun until that one day when __.. lol
When he came to pick up the car he started the car and they had left it in first gear. It rolled into the shop and lightly damaged his car.
So yes, it would start going.
Need a sensor that detects if it's in gear to override the start sequence
Need to have it installed so it only starts when the handbrake is engaged, I had one on my ITR it came with the Viper alarm and it worked really well. To activate it I had to step on the brake pedal and engage the handbrake before I turned the car off, that was the only was it would start with the remote.
That's an untrue statement. If safeguards can be put in place to prevent it then that's not true. Anyway, somebody pm'd me about a specific model one that's made for manual cars where the remote start won't activate unless the car is in neutral. I already found it and it looks incredibly safe.
DEI brand remote starts are designed to work safely with manual transmission cars. For it to remote start, you have to go through a e-brake/foot brake/door opening sequence before exiting the car to prevent in-gear starts.
People that have started the car while in gear had the unit installed improperly with features bypassed, or an older system.
People that have started the car while in gear had the unit installed improperly with features bypassed, or an older system.
Drives $500 Saturn and $500 civic...Wants manual start mod.
I highly suggest this one.
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One of the reviews on a viper one complained about starting the car with the AC on to cool down the summers puts too much draw on something. Any truth to this guys?
I highly suggest this one.
http://www.pricefalls.com/product/Py...&utm_campaign=
Vroom Vroom...
One of the reviews on a viper one complained about starting the car with the AC on to cool down the summers puts too much draw on something. Any truth to this guys?







