Remote Start & Alarm??
I am running the Clifford G alarm. What DarkEvoIX mentioned above is the roughly the same procedure that I have to go through to make sure it is not going to start in gear. I have had it in the car since I bought it 2 years ago and I love it. I use it almost everytime I get out of the car. I had my local stereo installer install it for me. I bought every feature with it so I just had a professional do it for me.
I have a Compustar alarm with a remote start and tt. In order to arm the remote start you have to exit the car with the car running and the e-brake has to be up. The alarm automatically turns the car off and lock the door when I exit the vehicle. The E-brake also has to be up. Its pretty fool prof.
Good luck
Rich
Good luck
Rich
Last edited by RichK@AMS; Mar 3, 2008 at 10:59 AM.
I would go without and add later if you run across someone that would do it. Be swift with your decision as my evo was first broken into and then a year later was stolen in Chicago without any security related device installed. Another guy on here had his broken into and column busted up in an attempted theft in my area.
Check my evo thread as there is some useful info on it as well about security.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=322548
Check my evo thread as there is some useful info on it as well about security.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...d.php?t=322548
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Just get a Compustar remote starter + alarm, they have a built in turbo timer and actually work at the specified range, I've started my dsm across my campus in downtown Boston.
The only problem with all of these is that at least 1 time someone else will drive your car. When I had a remote start on my 1g I figured it would never happen also. Then my brother put the car in gear and pwned my parents garage, and a mechanic put it in gear and almost ran it into a lift with a car on it. Aside from the monumental possibility of costly damages, you have to understand that someone can be seriously injured by a car that is driving itself.
In the very least you should use a magnetic reed switch that only allows starting when the car is in neutral, but that is not even always safe. It sounds like the newer kits that require you to leave the car running work pretty well logically.
It's pretty irresponsible to set this up without safeguards in place. Please learn from others mistakes and don't do it without any safeguards, let alone reliable ones.
Last edited by fostytou; Mar 3, 2008 at 09:32 AM.
+1 my girlfriend got it on her car, and when she parks she leaves her heat on, so when she is getting rdy in the morning she starts her car from inside the house and when shes all rdy the car is completely warmed up and rdy to go.
yeah im a best buy autotech on my spare time also. if you notice when you get rung up it rings as homeboy up top said 100parts 100labor , the only difference is that you cant buy it w/o labor. the install isnt that hard but the whole losing the key to a bypass box sux. i didnt get 2 keys so theres no way in hell im going to buy a key for 120$ after programming. i just installed a viper alarm on my car (w/o) rem. start and its great, 30min install
if you still need it installed, pm me and i will set something up. i am in naperville and have done a few Evo's along with my own. if it helps i have been doing this for 15 years and have been nationally certified 4 times over.







