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roscoj Nov 25, 2013 04:47 PM

Adding remote start on 2014
 
Bought a 2014 jkru and it didn't come with a factory remote start. Am I able to add the factory remote Start system and new keys/fobs to the jeep or do I need to get a seperate remote start fob?
Thanks

Tooadvanced Nov 25, 2013 05:06 PM

It can be added and its not much for the actual system just the key fobs get programmed.

Capndik Nov 25, 2013 05:15 PM

Your dealer can add it for less than $500, assuming you have an auto and keyless entry. You'll get 2 new keys, just like yours but with the remote start button. Plus, you'll be able to keep your non-remote start keys.

roscoj Nov 25, 2013 05:42 PM

Yes I have an auto and keyless entry. Will the original keys need to be reprogrammed when they add the remote start? So I can have 4 working fobs?

Tooadvanced Nov 25, 2013 07:33 PM


Originally Posted by roscoj (Post 3764100)
Yes I have an auto and keyless entry. Will the original keys need to be reprogrammed when they add the remote start? So I can have 4 working fobs?

No the keys are vin coded so the old will still work

JeepaRoo Nov 26, 2013 07:05 AM

I added it to my 2010. if you are going to do it yourself, its not too bad of a job depending on what is already in your jeep..

as already stated you must have the power convenience group and auto trans..

1] the kit will contain a new SKREEM module, a hood pin kit, the remote start module itself, wiring, and 2 new Blank Keys (with the remote button)

2] the new SKREEM module (it reads the chip in the key to start the jeeo) will not work without being star-scanned into service by the dealer.. so what I did was install the new SKREEM, but not plug it in to the harness.. I left the cuffs off of the steering column, plugged in the old SKREEM, and held it next to the key as i started the jeep, and that let me drive it to the dealer for programming. the dealer plugged the new one in and starscanned the system into service..

3] you should be comfortable with taking apart the dash, and disassembling the electrical connectors going to the computer as most likely youll need to install the hood pin switch and wire..

I did it in an afternoon and it wasnt too bad.. all 4 of your keys will work when you are done.. 2 with remote start buttons and 2 without..

-Christopher

The Riz Nov 26, 2013 10:35 AM

Remote start
 
Dealer is doing wifes 2013 next week. 369 plus tax. It will be covered under warrenty.

ShutterBug Nov 26, 2013 12:12 PM


Originally Posted by Capndik (Post 3764070)
Your dealer can add it for less than $500, assuming you have an auto and keyless entry. You'll get 2 new keys, just like yours but with the remote start button. Plus, you'll be able to keep your non-remote start keys.

Seems like it would be better to put a Viper alarm system in with two way remote start. Same price plus an alarm system.

roscoj Nov 26, 2013 07:16 PM

Thanks for all the responses. I went to the dealer to ask what they could do. They had the kit and put it on right then. They told me 3 hours. Only took about 1 hour 40 minutes.
Ticket total was close to 450.
Not to bad. Nice to have remote start again.
Thanks again

Chuck Bunyon Jan 23, 2014 07:17 PM


Originally Posted by The Riz (Post 3765004)
Dealer is doing wifes 2013 next week. 369 plus tax. It will be covered under warrenty.

How was this done under warranty? I just picked up a 2012 JKU and the remote start is the biggest feature I'll miss from my truck.


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