Remote Start?
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How capable are you of installing stuff yourself?
If very capable, I have a remote start New In Sealed Package. It was given to me for my 71 Bronco but, never got to installing it. Still sitting in my garage doing nothing. Say, $20.00 SHIPPED?
Only reason I don't need it. I'm going with a full alarm/remote start on both my Jag and my F150.
I'll be out of town tomorrow early AM until the Tuesday the 24th. PM me your info if you are interested. We can work out the details once I get back.
If very capable, I have a remote start New In Sealed Package. It was given to me for my 71 Bronco but, never got to installing it. Still sitting in my garage doing nothing. Say, $20.00 SHIPPED?
Only reason I don't need it. I'm going with a full alarm/remote start on both my Jag and my F150.
I'll be out of town tomorrow early AM until the Tuesday the 24th. PM me your info if you are interested. We can work out the details once I get back.
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I asked the guy at the dealership and he said it would not void the warranty as long as they dealership that your bought it from installed it, BTW sort of a horror story with remote starters, i had a friend that bought a new VW and she had a remote starter installed in her vehicle and used twice and it ended up catchin the vehicle on fire and she walked outside and her vehicle was well on fire But the worst part was the remote starter voided her warranty so now she has a sweet VW frame but i dont think that she got a good one obvisoulsy, my point of telling you this make sure you get on that is well know brand.
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aren't VW's known for their electrical problems too? So I highly doubt the remote start was the sole cause. Also, the brand/type of the system is not that important, but the quality of the installation is!
The Ford/Code Alarm systems are pretty good, mine's been just fine for over 2 years now. And I had the Ford one on my past truck and it worked great too.
The Ford/Code Alarm systems are pretty good, mine's been just fine for over 2 years now. And I had the Ford one on my past truck and it worked great too.
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are you serious did you not read what i wrote jesus!... she got a very crappy brand obviously AND it was PROFESSIONALY installed BUT her vehicle caught on fire and the car was BRAND new i highly doubt it was a problem from the factory...and doesnt it seem a little weird that the second time she used it the vehicle caught on fire to me that doesnt seem like a problem from the factory
Last edited by fordtruckman; 10-12-2006 at 05:30 PM.
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I bought my '04 used and theres no way I'd take it back to those morons, lol.
So if I buy one online and have circuit city or whoever install it, would it void my entire warranty or just the electrical porrtion?
P.S. Anyone know anyone using the latest Viper remote start/alarm kit? Looks sweet on paper.
So if I buy one online and have circuit city or whoever install it, would it void my entire warranty or just the electrical porrtion?
P.S. Anyone know anyone using the latest Viper remote start/alarm kit? Looks sweet on paper.
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Originally Posted by fordtruckman
are you serious did you not read what i wrote jesus!... she got a very crappy brand obviously AND it was PROFESSIONALY installed BUT her vehicle caught on fire and the car was BRAND new i highly doubt it was a problem from the factory...and doesnt it seem a little weird that the second time she used it the vehicle caught on fire to me that doesnt seem like a problem from the factory
I still say the brand doesn't matter, it's all about the installation! That so-called Professional installer could have had bare wires exposed or something which could easily spark and cause a fire.
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Originally Posted by SuperCrewSound
I had the remote start installed last winter and the only thing I don't like is you can't leave the factory seat heaters on, so they will warm up with the truck. Anybody ever switch those out, so you could leave them toggled on.
For example, I have the Ford/Code Alarm remote starter and I hooked up my heated side mirrors to the AUX1 output. So, to activate them, I press the remote start button once to start my truck, then press the same button again one more time and it turns on the heated mirrors.
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Originally Posted by fordtruckman
are you serious did you not read what i wrote jesus!... she got a very crappy brand obviously AND it was PROFESSIONALY installed BUT her vehicle caught on fire and the car was BRAND new i highly doubt it was a problem from the factory...and doesnt it seem a little weird that the second time she used it the vehicle caught on fire to me that doesnt seem like a problem from the factory