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Hey guys, I am always on the 99-03 7.3 forums this is my first time down here....I was curiuos if they had a remote starter with like a timer on it to have it set to start same time every morning..if so a link to a site to read about it would be great. and if not which remote starter do you guys recomend...i want it to unlock the doors have a delay in the start to warm my glowplugs. If yall could give me a site or meodel to read up about a good one yall recomend would be great too. thanks a lot....Kenny
Edit....Ive also been reading about lcd pagers that alerts when your vehicle has doors open hard impacts or wehat not...the way i amn about my truck that is a must have!!!
Edit....Ive also been reading about lcd pagers that alerts when your vehicle has doors open hard impacts or wehat not...the way i amn about my truck that is a must have!!!
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My compustar pro system is supposed to be able to start on a clock or by temperature. http://www.compustar.com/products/P2W9000FMR.htm
The non-pro model doesn't have the same features and they forbid online sales of the pro models. They do have a handful of installers you might be able to purchase one or have them install it.
The non-pro model doesn't have the same features and they forbid online sales of the pro models. They do have a handful of installers you might be able to purchase one or have them install it.
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I'm fairly certain my Autopage RS1000 allows you to set it to start at a certain time or temp, I've never tired it though.
It definitely does have a timer to let the glowplugs warm up though, as that is how mine is set up. However, since you have the 7.3L you should be able to hook up to the wait to start wire and the remote starter will wait for your glow plug light to go out and then start the engine. There is no wait to start wire on the 6.0L so I have to use the timer.
It definitely does have a timer to let the glowplugs warm up though, as that is how mine is set up. However, since you have the 7.3L you should be able to hook up to the wait to start wire and the remote starter will wait for your glow plug light to go out and then start the engine. There is no wait to start wire on the 6.0L so I have to use the timer.
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