Best Remote Start?
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Originally Posted by VPUPPY
its not the installation thats the problem, its quite simple actually. its the fact that if the car is left in gear, it will jump forward. and most remote starts will attempt to start the car 3 times in a row before exiting the remote start mode, so your car will jump forward or backward a good distance. just make sure its not in gear.
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Originally Posted by VTEC02VLAD
clutch bypass, google it. Theres one shit that is made for a murcielago... the remote has a 1.5" color lcd screen, and about 12 power functions. It comes with a second remote too (normal sized one). Its only about 800$ haha. I'll try and find it for you.
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Originally Posted by PunkAssKidThe1s
I'd like to see about the clutch by-pass. I got Clifford Remote Starter on my AT (very good I must add... and the that came with it also has a pager built into the remote that'll alert you upto 2 miles away if someone is breaking it... and where (e.i. windows, doors, etc)... It also gives off a warning at first if someone bumps your and will let you know of the warning, and if it's bumped a second time, it'll go into full siron. 
Pretty nice, and with planning on switching to a manual, I'd hate to loose it... and, ya, I figured there would have to be a way to get around it on a manual, but a couple people told me there's NO WAY to do it.
Pretty nice, and with planning on switching to a manual, I'd hate to loose it... and, ya, I figured there would have to be a way to get around it on a manual, but a couple people told me there's NO WAY to do it.
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Originally Posted by 96HawkCnvt
Well you would never want to install a remote start setup for an automatic without adding some way of insuring it is in neutral. I certainly know better than that. But the better way to make sure you don't have a problem is to get one that is setup for a manual in the first place. I've been doing a lot of research and there are quite a few out there that are setup for it.
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Originally Posted by civicEX442
i have a brand new python 881xp. made by the same company as viper (dei) but it is acutally a better alarm system than viper. it is a higher product line. its 500 at circuit city, but i will sell it for 325. it has remote start, and a bad ass alarm. start you car from two miles away and know if someone has triped your alarm system. it has an lcd screen on the remote. if you or anyone else is interested let me know. im willing to trade too.
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Originally Posted by VPUPPY
thats cool. just so you know, almost all automatics will NOT start if they are left in a drive gear or reverse. all i was saying is just make sure its not in gear cuz most ppl place their car in first or reverse when parking. i have seen someones car jump into another car before cuz of this.
As for leaving the car in gear, the systems setup for a manual will not allow you to do that. You must have the car running while you put it in "Remote Start Mode" and then it stays running until you exit the vehicle. It must obviously be in neutral if you can exit the vehicle with it running. Then if a door is opened before it is remotely started, it exits that mode and will not activate.
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I have the 791xv and I just short run my car everytime I get out of it. Thanks for clearing that up about Python and Viper VPUPPY, I love when people think there is some sort of difference. I have people come in all the time asking for Python alarms, I try to explain to them that Viper alarms are the same thing. The remotes look a little bit different, thats it.
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Originally Posted by totalimmortal
I have the 791xv and I just short run my car everytime I get out of it. Thanks for clearing that up about Python and Viper VPUPPY, I love when people think there is some sort of difference. I have people come in all the time asking for Python alarms, I try to explain to them that Viper alarms are the same thing. The remotes look a little bit different, thats it.
