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Old 12-09-2003, 08:15 PM
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Re: Re: Remote start installation on a manual

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Originally Posted by Doubletap
The only way you can put a car through a garage and into a tree and all the other multitude of embarassing stories is to do somethind dumb and leave it in gear personally with my DEI remote on a 5spd. Integra I have left it in gear once. In reverse with the Parking Brake ON and tried to start it up. The only thing that happened was it tried to start... and went nowhere. IF your brake is in working order you have no trouble. The remote start properly programed and installed should only crank the motor for a second and that is not enough time for it to take off on its own and eat small children or whatever ghastly things your car has been doing without you.
My advice go get a DEI remote start. Make a friend at best buy or whatever. Get them to install it for you properly and program it. Then don't fuck up and leave your car in gear. Not that difficult.
BTW, as far as price. I got a DEI Valet 554R which is full security, remote start, keyless entry with a two way remote for 150 on E-Bay. Friend of mine who does installs for a living put it in for $200. Good luck Ricochet

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You sure that's your friend? I sell those 554R installed for $299!
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