![]() |
2 Attachment(s)
Originally Posted by mrfixxall
(Post 3814652)
yes joe,,i use to install them in my younger years,,have done thousands of them...keep in mind you will need a VAT's patch module for your key...let me know what your looking for i can still get deals on them..my burb has had one since 1994 and im on my second one..i would not go with out one now that im spoiled..
i can get you the auto page one for around 80 bucks or the one you can start your truck with from california with your smart phone,,will even tell you inside temps.. Thanks for all the info guys, appreciate it. Its a old truck, but a major modern upgrade from my 1989 dually. This one has a....get this.....a factory Compact disc player!!!! I gotta figure out how to fit my cassettes in it. :cartman: |
Edit
|
Originally Posted by mrfixxall
(Post 3814652)
yes joe,,i use to install them in my younger years,,have done thousands of them...keep in mind you will need a VAT's patch module for your key...let me know what your looking for i can still get deals on them..my burb has had one since 1994 and im on my second one..i would not go with out one now that im spoiled..
i can get you the auto page one for around 80 bucks or the one you can start your truck with from california with your smart phone,,will even tell you inside temps.. For an install on this vehicle all one would need is just the remote start unit itself. Buck |
For what little is charge I wouldnt mess with it. Most cars impossible these days as they are not all plug and play types. And alot of cars are requring a dealer to turn on a remote start with a computer on some types. Some models require by pass' etc. For ace pain of being on your back and the potential to be cutting wrong wires and making a mess I wouldnt bother.
|
Originally Posted by soldier4402
(Post 3814810)
For what little is charge I wouldnt mess with it. Most cars impossible these days as they are not all plug and play types. And alot of cars are requring a dealer to turn on a remote start with a computer on some types. Some models require by pass' etc. For ace pain of being on your back and the potential to be cutting wrong wires and making a mess I wouldnt bother.
I rewired my boats, always dont my own stereo installs, just nothing alarm/remote start. I would imagine if a 18 year old non english speaking kid working in the back of the alarm shop can manage it, I'd hope I can. Then again, sometimes I think I was sharper at 18 than i am now! The main problem with living here in the city, is finding a shop that speaks english, or isnt loaded with gangbangers talking ghetto slang and their pants around their knees waitin on their new sounds. I have very limited patience for that bs. By the time I drive out to the outskirts, arrange for a lift, have to go back and pick it up, come back home again, Id have it installed and be napping already. |
I called around today and you can install a one way basic job for about $150 bucks, range over 2000ft. By the time you buy the parts and such is worth saving 20-40 bucks? Come the holiday season they are all on sale.
|
fixx
Originally Posted by buck183
(Post 3814785)
You won't need anything on a 97 Chevy or GMC. 98 started the passlock II system that needed a bypass.
For an install on this vehicle all one would need is just the remote start unit itself. Buck |
I hired a small Asian boy to start mine every morning, it just costs me some rice.
Joe you need to take that thing to my buddy In Brookfield for a nice Magnaflow exhaust, and then some 35% tint:evilb: |
fixx
Originally Posted by ICDEDPPL
(Post 3815210)
I hired a small Asian boy to start mine every morning, it just costs me some rice.
Joe you need to take that thing to my buddy In Brookfield for a nice Magnaflow exhaust, and then some 35% tint:evilb: |
| All times are GMT -5. The time now is 09:56 PM. |
Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.