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How hard is it to wire up a remote start system in a car? And what system would be a good one to get?
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i have an autopage alarm system, i didnt install it so i cant help you there but the guy that did it told me that its vipers #1 comp. alarm cost about 130 and works well for me.
exact one i have.
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The biggest thing is bypassing the vats system which people do all the time anyway. You'll just want to wire it in such a way that you still have the function of the vats when you aren't remote started. Other than that it's just a matter of getting in the steering column with your wires and splicing into the ignition wire. You'll have to do a nuetral safety bypass too if you have a manual tranny.Comment
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ehh. sounds like to much work when I could just walk and crank it up and come right back in.haha. the cost of that I can be buying parts for my cam swap. Thanks for the responses guys.Comment
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Remote start is still one of my favorite things I've done to my car... It'll be one of the first things I do once I buy another car...Rebuilding the engine... Building a custom front end... T-top conversion... Custom rear hatch..
Custom interior...
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thats what i said before i had a remote start for one of my cars, now i hate walking outside to start it, i never feel like going back in so i just sit in the cold for 5 minutesOriginally posted by Choppers View PostComment
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Yeah. I love the remote start on my Camaro.. Really want to install it on my Buick. In fact it's a lot more practical to have it on my Buick seeing as that is my winter car and the Camaro doesn't see winter anymore.. Didn't really think about that at the time though.Comment
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