Remote Access and additional Vehicle security kit!
More Turbo
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There is a small gain **** on the side - I had to turn mine all the way up to get the shock sensor to work correctly.
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FT4Z-19A361-A (Perimeter Plus) is the shock sensor with the OEM solution. It is also the hub for the smart-phone remote access/start option, and the Long-Range remote start option (redundant IMO if you have remote start already... especially with the smart-phone access). If you have one or both of the other two, then you already have the Perimeter plus shock sensor.
There is a small gain **** on the side - I had to turn mine all the way up to get the shock sensor to work correctly.
There is a small gain **** on the side - I had to turn mine all the way up to get the shock sensor to work correctly.
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From: SF Bay Area
I had an issue installing the same system in the wife's new Edge and Bobby got me all plumbed up! I offered to pay him for his time and he just asked that I think of Banner when I need something...
Good man!
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FT4Z-19A361-A (Perimeter Plus) is the shock sensor with the OEM solution. It is also the hub for the smart-phone remote access/start option, and the Long-Range remote start option (redundant IMO if you have remote start already... especially with the smart-phone access). If you have one or both of the other two, then you already have the Perimeter plus shock sensor.
There is a small gain **** on the side - I had to turn mine all the way up to get the shock sensor to work correctly.
There is a small gain **** on the side - I had to turn mine all the way up to get the shock sensor to work correctly.
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I am looking for the part numbers to enable remote start from my phone, on my 2017 Platinum. I see the two part numbers mentioned are DL3Z-19A390-B, and FT4Z-19A361-A. Do I need both of these with the existing security system on the Platinum? Thanks in advance.
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Yes, you need both.
Elder User
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From: Eagan, MN
I just installed one of these kits.
Other than the remote start, and the ability to lock/unlock from a distance, what additional security system do you have with it?
The truck already has the perimeter security system, does this kit give more security features?
Other than the remote start, and the ability to lock/unlock from a distance, what additional security system do you have with it?
The truck already has the perimeter security system, does this kit give more security features?
Senior User
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I think additionally you get a shock sensor. So if something were to bump or hit your truck the alarm will go off.
Elder User
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From: Eagan, MN
I know when I jump up and down on my tailgate, nothing happens.
Post Fiend
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From: Parker, CO
It takes impact (ie breaking glass or close to breaking glass) to trigger the shock sensor, not jumping up and down on the tailgate to shake the truck.
The reason is to try and reduce false alarms from high wind that would rock a vehicle or similar.
Modern day shock sensors are a little smarter than 10-20 years ago.
The reason is to try and reduce false alarms from high wind that would rock a vehicle or similar.
Modern day shock sensors are a little smarter than 10-20 years ago.
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From: GA
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