Remote Start on Your Aerostar???
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From: Kiev, Ukraine
possible, but better get coolant heater by webasto ore ebershpaher. less fuel consumption, less noise and saves battery.
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From: Budd Lake
I haven't done so, but should be possible. I hope it is simpler than on a 8+ year old Dodge GC. I started that project over New Year's holiday, still it isn't working right.
BTW, what remote starter device are you planning to use?
BTW, what remote starter device are you planning to use?
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Joined: Nov 2004
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From: Salt Lake City, Utah
I have done it. The problem is that you have to be fairly close to the vehicle to make the remote start work. Also, the wiring diagrams I received from the manufacturer had the lock and unlock wires for the keyless entry features crossed.
In my book, not a worthwhile investment. The Keyless entry is great, despite that the directions were wrong, but don't waste the extra money on the remote start. Furthermore, the module I used checks to see if the brake is being pressed, and so a relay starts clicking that sounds like a tun signal every time I press the brake, very annoying.
In my book, not a worthwhile investment. The Keyless entry is great, despite that the directions were wrong, but don't waste the extra money on the remote start. Furthermore, the module I used checks to see if the brake is being pressed, and so a relay starts clicking that sounds like a tun signal every time I press the brake, very annoying.
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