Remote Start
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there are many differnt types you can find on the web here is a good one for starters but any audio store can tell you what you want
Viper - Car Alarms | Remote Starters | SmartStart | Vehicle Security | Keyless Entry | Interface Modules | Accessories | Transmitters | Remote Start | Find Your Next Car Alarm or Remote Starter
Viper - Car Alarms | Remote Starters | SmartStart | Vehicle Security | Keyless Entry | Interface Modules | Accessories | Transmitters | Remote Start | Find Your Next Car Alarm or Remote Starter
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torquey (10-31-2009)
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I also have a viper with remote start. If a shop installs it, make sure they have experience with Diesels.
It it possible to control engine run by voltage checking or tach checking. If they don't have experience or don't know how to wire it, they can switch off this saftey feature. That means ignition can be on the entire run duration of remote start. Thats dangerous.
Ask them how they connect the wires. Any thing less then solder and iron and shrink tube is asking for trouble. If they use fuse tabs and things like that, grab your stuff and run.
If you decide to wire it on your own, try to get a Factory Service manual, you will need it!
Viper is a good choice, because the manual covers Diesel and that Wait-to-start- input.
They also have a huge databank you can maybe access via the dealer.
It it possible to control engine run by voltage checking or tach checking. If they don't have experience or don't know how to wire it, they can switch off this saftey feature. That means ignition can be on the entire run duration of remote start. Thats dangerous.
Ask them how they connect the wires. Any thing less then solder and iron and shrink tube is asking for trouble. If they use fuse tabs and things like that, grab your stuff and run.
If you decide to wire it on your own, try to get a Factory Service manual, you will need it!
Viper is a good choice, because the manual covers Diesel and that Wait-to-start- input.
They also have a huge databank you can maybe access via the dealer.
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I personally thought it was stupid that they just didn't rename it Viper. When I got mine last year the salesperson gave me the whole run down on that situation. But I guess theirs people out their that won't buy Viper but will buy Clifford...
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