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Old Mar 14, 2009
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Remote Start Experts - Is this all I need?

I would like to know if there is more to this:



http://www.fordgenuineaccessory.com/...t_id=3796&GID=

How many other parts do I need to make this work?

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Old Mar 14, 2009
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let me know it if it works out !!!!!!!!

its the one thing i should have had the dealer install when i purchased my truck
 
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For the price it makes me wonder if there is more to it...???
 
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i dont see why not if we all ready have key less entry ...


I did not see ant installation instructions though
 
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Old Mar 14, 2009
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here is another one

http://www.partscheap.com/Ford_Range...9g365-aa-6.htm
 
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Old Mar 14, 2009
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I think that's just the interface kit. Looks like the actual remote start kit is $207.95, and requires the Securilok kit #4 (7L2Z-19G365-AA).

http://www.fordgenuineaccessory.com/...t_id=3869&GID=
 
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I would like to see the install instructions for that remote start.
 
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so far the only thing i could find

http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/....asp?TID=16475
 
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Old Mar 20, 2009
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sell that crappy unit and buy a viper, python, valet,hornet, clifford system and have a shop install it you will have lifetime warrenty on the unit and lifetime on labor. $250 with keyless is what my shop charges.
 
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Old Mar 20, 2009
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dont waste your money....the starters are only as good as the stock remote wants to work for distance..hope you dont smash the remote after realizing it only works 10ft away lol
 
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Old Mar 20, 2009
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dont waste your money....the starters are only as good as the stock remote wants to work for distance..hope you dont smash the remote after realizing it only works 10ft away lol
Haha whats the point in that!
 
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Old Mar 20, 2009
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Haha whats the point in that!
Well when you are walking to your car at a grocery store you could stand 10 feet away and start it and look all cool. Thats all the more I see in them they are a waste of money for laziness.
 
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Old Mar 20, 2009
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Originally Posted by nicholoff
$250 with keyless is what my shop charges.
jeez, i was quoted $550 to have a two way put in my '06!
 
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Old Mar 20, 2009
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WHAT?
 
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Old Mar 20, 2009
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Well when you are walking to your car at a grocery store you could stand 10 feet away and start it and look all cool. Thats all the more I see in them they are a waste of money for laziness.
ive scared the **** out of people before starting my truck ha. Theyre nice in winter, my window is facing our parking lot at school so its nice to be able to start my truck and have it be warm when i get in.


Originally Posted by nicholoff
sell that crappy unit and buy a viper, python, valet,hornet, clifford system and have a shop install it you will have lifetime warrenty on the unit and lifetime on labor. $250 with keyless is what my shop charges.
^knows his stuff. he helped me out a lot when i did my starter
 
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Old Mar 21, 2009
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Yeah that's just the PATS bypass, its not the entire remote start system.

I got a 2-way viper off of ebay for $175, the bypass for $40, and installed it myself. It wasnt too bad to install, but make sure you pick up a ford wiring diagram, it will make things so much easier.
 
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the point in the remote is all dealers..Ford, GM, Toyota...ETC have standards to go by for remote starters..i work for Toyota for many years now and have been explained this to me by head Toyota officials..now after market remote starters dont fall into these guidelines WHY?!?! i dont know but they dont and have NO limits to what they can do..the newest system here ive seen is a "text to start"..meaning you can start your car from anywhere you have cell reception...


Well when you are walking to your car at a grocery store you could stand 10 feet away and start it and look all cool. Thats all the more I see in them they are a waste of money for laziness.
sorry to rain on your parade bud but there not useless..you my friend should come live up here with me for one winter..-45C yes celcius..your truck is an ice cube plugged in or not, lazyness my ***...you walk outside everyday to start your car in this weather when alls you can do is hit a button...hmmm makes sense to me, PLUS you can set the remote starter to fire up in the middle of the night and let your truck run for 20min to let everything stay some what warm...tisk tisk.. ill let you believe what you want...


look into a Viper system..or a Compustart system..youll be pleased with them..and wont smash your remote!
 
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Old Mar 21, 2009
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The remote start in the first post is made by Autopage I beleive. The distance is 300 ft unobstructed. Same unit is in Chryslers not sure about GM's. They also make a DNA modual that is two way and 1300ft distance...easy to wire because the factory wire just plug in. Most likely 4 to 6 wires tops to install...
 
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