Remote car starter
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From: Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Just the other day I saw a very sweet Audi Turbo, with some nice 20' rims. I was checking it out in a parking lot and then suddenly the car started and you can hear that nice rumble of the turbo in the car. Someone remotely turned on his car, it was so sweet. Does anyone have a remote car starter installed in their car? And does anyone know of a good brand to get a remote car starter cause I want one for my TL
You can buy an add on remote starter, but then you'll be carrying two remotes (one for the car, one for the remote start). I would suggest you get the whole alarm system replaced with a DEI system. Viper is great if you got the cash.
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Yeah I have a remote starter for the car. ITs a cool feature to have to warm or cool your car. They should run about $500 withn installation. I have window roll up and down. Dont pay mor ethan 650 with 650 you can get like 5-5 different feature on it.
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well, i have the Viper 790XV. I love it, I got a pager remote, pretty good range, and remote start. The Guy that did the install also ran my factory remote trunk release to it as well. Overall I paid $250 w/ install...I got the alarm for dirt cheap from friend in Circuit City, who gets a crazy employee discount. Anyways, yeah Viper 790XV is what I recommend.
Originally posted by D011AR
I have Clifford Matrix RSII and It works great, you can turn on the car and shut it off by pressing the remote...
I have Clifford Matrix RSII and It works great, you can turn on the car and shut it off by pressing the remote...
compustar is the best around. Let's you know everything going on with your car. Pricey but if you love your car...you'll get the best security for it. I got the SSW on mines. 1.25 mile range. And I tested it out, it really goes that far. Best brand out there. If you get compustar, make sure it's installed by a certified compustar dealer or technician or else your warranty is void.
You can go with any DEI unit...that covers Clifford, Python & Viper or you can go with the Compustar. I have a Python alarm/remote starter and love it. In the winter by the time I'm in my car in the morning it's all nice and toasty & in the summer it's nicely chilled.
Probably too late....but in NYC audio designs on 10th ave and 25th street. Just got a DEI remote starter installed on my TL for $250 (the lowest price that I have seen for the system and installation). The guys there are really nice and did a great job on mine.
i have the newest clifford alarm in my prelude. its an rsx 3.5. carbon fiber key pad. works great, got hood sensors, you can adjust the sensitivity. paid 300. i had reseached into compustar and most of the ppl who had them say they fail to command alot of the times. the batteries eat up real quick
I have a Ultrastart remote starter and just love it. Up here in Canada you need remote starters. Dont feel like going out in -40 deg F mornings to start your car. It has a two way remote that tells you everything. Doors open, Trunk open, Hood open, broken windows, running or not, and it even tells you the temperature inside the car. Good starter with about about 2 mile range without any obstructions. Nice to have the 2way communication so you know if it is running or not. I love mine......
Originally posted by TL_Peter
i have the newest clifford alarm in my prelude. its an rsx 3.5. carbon fiber key pad. works great, got hood sensors, you can adjust the sensitivity. paid 300. i had reseached into compustar and most of the ppl who had them say they fail to command alot of the times. the batteries eat up real quick
i have the newest clifford alarm in my prelude. its an rsx 3.5. carbon fiber key pad. works great, got hood sensors, you can adjust the sensitivity. paid 300. i had reseached into compustar and most of the ppl who had them say they fail to command alot of the times. the batteries eat up real quick
Say I opt for a new alarm/starter unit. The frequency in our Acura Transmitter also links our memory seats and mirrors together. Will the new alarm system carry those frequencies over?
I might get the Avistart system. Install only 195.00 here in Chicago. No bells or whistles just an autostart. I'm probably going to keep my Acura transmitter because of the seat memories. Unless someone tells me otherwise.
I might get the Avistart system. Install only 195.00 here in Chicago. No bells or whistles just an autostart. I'm probably going to keep my Acura transmitter because of the seat memories. Unless someone tells me otherwise.
Originally posted by vtecbiggie
I have a Ultrastart remote starter and just love it. Up here in Canada you need remote starters. Dont feel like going out in -40 deg F mornings to start your car. It has a two way remote that tells you everything. Doors open, Trunk open, Hood open, broken windows, running or not, and it even tells you the temperature inside the car. Good starter with about about 2 mile range without any obstructions. Nice to have the 2way communication so you know if it is running or not. I love mine......
I have a Ultrastart remote starter and just love it. Up here in Canada you need remote starters. Dont feel like going out in -40 deg F mornings to start your car. It has a two way remote that tells you everything. Doors open, Trunk open, Hood open, broken windows, running or not, and it even tells you the temperature inside the car. Good starter with about about 2 mile range without any obstructions. Nice to have the 2way communication so you know if it is running or not. I love mine......
2002AcuraTL:
What model do you have?
Originally posted by blulegend
Where can you get this unit? How well does it go with the stock alarm/seats?
2002AcuraTL:
What model do you have?
Where can you get this unit? How well does it go with the stock alarm/seats?
2002AcuraTL:
What model do you have?
Originally posted by Satman
Is there any way for us to use our existing transmitters instead of using a 3rd party transmitter? This would definately let us retain our memory seat frequencies..
Is there any way for us to use our existing transmitters instead of using a 3rd party transmitter? This would definately let us retain our memory seat frequencies..
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From: Virginia
Originally posted by vsop TL-S
well, i have the Viper 790XV. I love it, I got a pager remote, pretty good range, and remote start. The Guy that did the install also ran my factory remote trunk release to it as well. Anyways, yeah Viper 790XV is what I recommend.
well, i have the Viper 790XV. I love it, I got a pager remote, pretty good range, and remote start. The Guy that did the install also ran my factory remote trunk release to it as well. Anyways, yeah Viper 790XV is what I recommend.
Originally posted by TL260power
i heard that remote start is bad for the engine
is this true..?
i heard that remote start is bad for the engine
is this true..?
I tried my remote starter to see if the seats/mirrors would move back to memory position, but they don't. My friend suggested mayby to take the +12dc output that comes from the remote starter module that unlocks the doors, and somehow splice it to the memory button # 1 . Basically to simulate that you manually push button #1 on the door. I don't know if that would work but who knows?? I know that my remote starter module has 2 sets of contacts on each output....... hmmmm..... I might look deeper into that.
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