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Whats better for the starter, computer or me?

Old Mar 5, 2010 | 10:42 PM
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what's better to start the blazer. im curious since i got my remote start in. is it better to hit the remote start all the time to start it. thus allowing the control module and the all the other goodies to start your blazer or is it better to start it manually with the key (the good ol fashion way).

so basically which one is easier on the starter? the only factors i could think of would be overcranking when you turn the key to start. where as the remote start, uses the tach so its exact. right?

i have a starter bypass relay so i can't crank once the remote start is running (in case it matters)

what's your guys opion? any technical data about this out there?
 
Old Mar 5, 2010 | 11:41 PM
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My buddy said the same thing about the remote start and tach sensing. I just start it with the key most of the time. Only rs in the mornings.
 
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No difference if the RS is hooked up properly.
 
Old Mar 23, 2010 | 04:54 PM
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batteries die really quick i've noticed with this remote start. i think they only lasted 2 weeks but that was starting it 3 times a day with the rs
 
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batteries die really quick i've noticed with this remote start. i think they only lasted 2 weeks but that was starting it 3 times a day with the rs
That's kind of funny. I installed the RS unit into my Rainier over 2 years ago now and use it 2-3 times a day. Haven't replaced the batteries in it yet...
 
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We've had the clifford 2 way alarm/rs installed on the blazer for the last 4 years. we've had to replace the remotes from breaking them more than the batteries haha. Dad broke 2, i broke 1 in a fit or rage. o well, i've replaced the batteries twice
 
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mine has a lcd screen on it too, which maybe part of the problem with having the colored screen and readout takes alot of juice to run
 
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