REMOTE Start/Alarm
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From: New Jersey - SOUTHERN
REMOTE Start/Alarm
I can't seem to get a good response on this:
I need an alarm and remote start before some thug tries to steal my truck (had a car stoled before...im a little paranoid) but im looking for something decent. I don't live in a high crime area, but something that makes noise will deter joy riders and radio theives.
What do you all have in your rigs? I'd also need a remote start unit that's capable of handling the "wait to start" feature.
Anyone????
Thanks,
I need an alarm and remote start before some thug tries to steal my truck (had a car stoled before...im a little paranoid) but im looking for something decent. I don't live in a high crime area, but something that makes noise will deter joy riders and radio theives.
What do you all have in your rigs? I'd also need a remote start unit that's capable of handling the "wait to start" feature.
Anyone????
Thanks,
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Joined: Aug 2005
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From: MA
I have used DEI Viper alarms on my older vehicles including my 99 SD diesel.
They are a good alarm.
I know have a Compustar alarm on my 06 SD diesel. I would have bought another Viper, but they do not have one to install on Manual tranny vehicles.
Compustar does and that is why I went with them.
I think the most important part of installing an alarm is not so much the type, but Who is installing..
They are a good alarm.
I know have a Compustar alarm on my 06 SD diesel. I would have bought another Viper, but they do not have one to install on Manual tranny vehicles.
Compustar does and that is why I went with them.
I think the most important part of installing an alarm is not so much the type, but Who is installing..
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 1,708
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From: Circle City
I like the Crimestopper systems.
1. The product line is large. You can put together anything you want out of any system.
2. Name reputation. Been around a while and has great support.
3. Features galore. CS systems offer many programmable options others don't.
4. I am a CS dealer
among others like CodeAlarm and Ungo, but I like the CS line.
1. The product line is large. You can put together anything you want out of any system.
2. Name reputation. Been around a while and has great support.
3. Features galore. CS systems offer many programmable options others don't.
4. I am a CS dealer
among others like CodeAlarm and Ungo, but I like the CS line.
Senior User
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 147
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From: Porter, TX
2007 F-250: I went with the Viper on my rig and they had to do the programming for the wait to start relay, but it was easy (Best Buy). The only issue I had was the 07 tends to ramp up the RPMs to warm up and the alarm senses this as someone trying to drive off and it was shutting down. I immediately went back and they had to install a "false tach signal" and now it works perfectly. I also love the auto-down feature on the front windows, it also auto-ups them when you arm the alarm. Great Product.
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Joined: Oct 2004
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From: Bonney Lake, WA
I have a compustar on mine and have no complaints. My truck also goes into high idle when its cold. So far I havent had any problems with it. It will only kill the truck if you step on the brake w/o the key turned to the run position.
