WTB Remote Start
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Wasn't sure to put this here or under Misc.
I was wondering if anyone had a remote start system they want to get rid of. Or if someone knows a reliable system that don't cost a lot throw some names my way. Are the real cheap ones worth buying?
I leave my house at 1am and it helps A LOT if the windows are thawed before i have to go because i cant scrape the ice off and everyone is usually in bed at that time.
Thanks
I was wondering if anyone had a remote start system they want to get rid of. Or if someone knows a reliable system that don't cost a lot throw some names my way. Are the real cheap ones worth buying?
I leave my house at 1am and it helps A LOT if the windows are thawed before i have to go because i cant scrape the ice off and everyone is usually in bed at that time.
Thanks
#3
I have an Autopage that I got from Ebay pretty cheap and it works great.
This looks like the one I have. http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Remote-Car-S...QQcmdZViewItem
I also have an extra GM-SL control module that you will need for the install. You can have it for a few bucks to cover shipping if you want.
I would stay away from anything that says Bulldog I had one of those in the past and it sucked
This looks like the one I have. http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Remote-Car-S...QQcmdZViewItem
I also have an extra GM-SL control module that you will need for the install. You can have it for a few bucks to cover shipping if you want.
I would stay away from anything that says Bulldog I had one of those in the past and it sucked
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depends on the average price of a decent kit. just don't wana spend hundreds of bucks on something that is over kill.
Thanks Ryan. I'll msg you my info on the module just as soon as i confirm the kit purchase.
I have an Autopage that I got from Ebay pretty cheap and it works great.
This looks like the one I have. http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Remote-Car-S...QQcmdZViewItem
I also have an extra GM-SL control module that you will need for the install. You can have it for a few bucks to cover shipping if you want.
I would stay away from anything that says Bulldog I had one of those in the past and it sucked
This looks like the one I have. http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Remote-Car-S...QQcmdZViewItem
I also have an extra GM-SL control module that you will need for the install. You can have it for a few bucks to cover shipping if you want.
I would stay away from anything that says Bulldog I had one of those in the past and it sucked
#6
Well it's not near as easy as they used to be. Still not really all that hard, just took me forever to get it all hooked up and working correctly. I did solder every connection though which takes longer than using crimp or splice connectors. I think it takes an expert installer 3-4 hours to install one and they know where all the wire are.
They also charge a fortune to do it. That's where most of the cost of a system really goes if you were to buy one from a place that installs them.
I installed one in my truck and my wifes car a little over a year ago and they both still work great. I can start my truck from my office, 6 floors up parked across the street...
If you need any help with it just let me know, I also have wiring diagrams with pictures.
I installed one in my truck and my wifes car a little over a year ago and they both still work great. I can start my truck from my office, 6 floors up parked across the street...
If you need any help with it just let me know, I also have wiring diagrams with pictures.
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Well it's not near as easy as they used to be. Still not really all that hard, just took me forever to get it all hooked up and working correctly. I did solder every connection though which takes longer than using crimp or splice connectors. I think it takes an expert installer 3-4 hours to install one and they know where all the wire are.
They also charge a fortune to do it. That's where most of the cost of a system really goes if you were to buy one from a place that installs them.
I installed one in my truck and my wifes car a little over a year ago and they both still work great. I can start my truck from my office, 6 floors up parked across the street...
If you need any help with it just let me know, I also have wiring diagrams with pictures.
I installed one in my truck and my wifes car a little over a year ago and they both still work great. I can start my truck from my office, 6 floors up parked across the street...
If you need any help with it just let me know, I also have wiring diagrams with pictures.Trending Topics
#8
Here is the wiring info.
http://www.mediamax.com/truckmann/Ho...03%20wires.pdf
I think you have to do a right click and save target (or save link as for Firefox) to get it. It's just a pdf but it was a little to large at 180kb to post directly.
http://www.mediamax.com/truckmann/Ho...03%20wires.pdf
I think you have to do a right click and save target (or save link as for Firefox) to get it. It's just a pdf but it was a little to large at 180kb to post directly.
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