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01-24-2015, 04:58 AM
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i got one for christmas install was easy its plug in play and works from factory remote by pressing lock button 3x
go to You tube and search warmcarnow and you can find an install video
pluginstarters.com
i got one for christmas install was easy its plug in play and works from factory remote by pressing lock button 3x
go to You tube and search warmcarnow and you can find an install video
01-24-2015, 05:15 AM
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I would, and did, go with an aftermarket remote starter/alarm system. Superior in every aspect. Range,dependability,(if installed correctly), options.
I also had there Compustar system installed a few years back, and have been extremely happy with it.
I also had there Compustar system installed a few years back, and have been extremely happy with it.
01-26-2015, 10:02 PM
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I got the Viper 5906v (5906-V) 2-Way Security & Remote Start w/Color Remote
remote start and alarm. Works great, tells me the temperature inside my car and warns me if people are close to it. Love Viper
remote start and alarm. Works great, tells me the temperature inside my car and warns me if people are close to it. Love Viper
01-28-2015, 01:34 AM
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Had the dealership install the MOPAR remote starter. Works great and no issues so far (Had it for just over a month now). Plus I have the added benefit of not voiding the warranty! 
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01-28-2015, 12:16 PM
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An aftermarket remote start will not void your warranty.
Amazon.com : One Button Remote Starter Kit for Jeep Wrangler - True Plug & Play Installation : Car Electronics
Took 5 minutes to plug in and program. I'll probably spend another hour or so putting it under the dash all pretty like.
Amazon.com : One Button Remote Starter Kit for Jeep Wrangler - True Plug & Play Installation : Car Electronics
Took 5 minutes to plug in and program. I'll probably spend another hour or so putting it under the dash all pretty like.
01-28-2015, 12:21 PM
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An aftermarket remote start will not void your warranty. Amazon.com : One Button Remote Starter Kit for Jeep Wrangler - True Plug & Play Installation : Car Electronics Took 5 minutes to plug in and program. I'll probably spend another hour or so putting it under the dash all pretty like.
01-30-2015, 09:25 AM
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Amazon.com: Fortin - EVO-CHRT5 - Stand-Alone Remote Starter System For Chrysler Dodge Jeep With Combo Regular Key: Automotive
All you need to install a remote starter that works with your factory remote is the evo all from fortin. I bought mine from car alarm depot off of amazon. Make sure you email the seller your jeeps model and years os they can program it for you. If you dont get a programmed unit, you need to purchase another adapter to program it yourself.
Install is really easy, you splice the only 2 yellow wires in he package together, remove the panel under the steering wheel and plastic cover surrounding the steering wheel, the unplug the factory wiring to the starter, plug in the supplied wiring harness, plug in the factory wiring into the harness, plug the harness into the evo-all device, follow the instructions on programming to your particular car from youtube and in 30 mins youll have antostart installed.
The hardest part for me was removing the plastic that surrounds the steering wheel, helpful hint to remove it, press on the seem of the two pieces and full down on the bottom piece.
You do need a torx driver to remove 3 screws from the steering column to get the plastic off too, not sure what size though.
Ive had it for a few months now and love it. To start the jeep you hit the lock button 3 times and it will run for 10 mins, then shut off. The range is alright, its the same if you were unlocking or locking your doors.
All you need to install a remote starter that works with your factory remote is the evo all from fortin. I bought mine from car alarm depot off of amazon. Make sure you email the seller your jeeps model and years os they can program it for you. If you dont get a programmed unit, you need to purchase another adapter to program it yourself.
Install is really easy, you splice the only 2 yellow wires in he package together, remove the panel under the steering wheel and plastic cover surrounding the steering wheel, the unplug the factory wiring to the starter, plug in the supplied wiring harness, plug in the factory wiring into the harness, plug the harness into the evo-all device, follow the instructions on programming to your particular car from youtube and in 30 mins youll have antostart installed.
The hardest part for me was removing the plastic that surrounds the steering wheel, helpful hint to remove it, press on the seem of the two pieces and full down on the bottom piece.
You do need a torx driver to remove 3 screws from the steering column to get the plastic off too, not sure what size though.
Ive had it for a few months now and love it. To start the jeep you hit the lock button 3 times and it will run for 10 mins, then shut off. The range is alright, its the same if you were unlocking or locking your doors.