Anyone know any good places to have a remote start installed?
#3
It it really that easy to install? I was looking at BestBuy -- they have installation for 150 (contingent on you bringing all of the parts in), which in my opinion isn't too bad.
Last edited by IanD; 10-30-2012 at 06:55 PM.
#4
not sure about the blaze, but when I did my old 2004 grand prix it was super simple (all low current switched grounds)
here is the wiring you need:
http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/...etail/437.html
here is the wiring you need:
http://www.the12volt.com/installbay/...etail/437.html
Last edited by coolasice; 10-30-2012 at 08:35 PM.
#6
its really not that hard, the kit comes with instructions, and if its not too specific, you can find the instructions with a simple google search. We have faith in you. Just do some reading, take, your time, and save some money.
#7
And if you're not comfortable doing it then I wouldn't attempt it if I were you. I'm not sure about your insurance company but mine states that if your car burns and they find out its aftermarket wiring for a remote starter that wasn't installed by a certified installer that I wont be covered.
#8
What?
And if you're not comfortable doing it then I wouldn't attempt it if I were you. I'm not sure about your insurance company but mine states that if your car burns and they find out its aftermarket wiring for a remote starter that wasn't installed by a certified installer that I wont be covered.
And if you're not comfortable doing it then I wouldn't attempt it if I were you. I'm not sure about your insurance company but mine states that if your car burns and they find out its aftermarket wiring for a remote starter that wasn't installed by a certified installer that I wont be covered.
#9
That sounds about right up here if its your own parts. I know a 2 way autostart/alarm installed (you supply nothing) with LCD screen lifetime parts labor warranty up here starts at $450.