I have a 2014 Subaru Forester Touring push start and sec sys by OEM. I'm interested in this remote start system... what else would I need to install?
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You need to follow up with viper or a reputable installer and fine out if it is possible for them to integrate this with your oem remote start. You may lose the oem remote start feature, yet still have it on your viper system. You can check out vipers website, they have a app to help you figure out what major components will be needed for your car. Also, word of caution. The quality of the install is key. A great alarm/remote start system is useless if it is installed poorly. Hope this helps. Feel free to ask more questions if needed.
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Kurt F is correct about the modules. I had Best Buy install mine due to the fact that I travel and they are located in almost every major city, which is helpful in the event something failed to work properly. In addition, I got the app installed on my Galaxy S3 and love it.
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You would need a DBALL, but I don't think you can get this connected through Viper without a professional install. I have this alarm installed on 2 of my vehicles, I love it!
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There are different modules that are needed. I had car toys install mine and it took a senior installer from a different car toys to install mine on my SRT10. Once it was all finished and working correctly, the best alarm out there in my opinion.
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I'm.not sure. If you look up your model it should tell you what battery to use . I don't have a remote start system. But I have a two way system and it works fine
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Chris I would strongly recommend you take your vehicle into a qualified Viper install shop. I purchased the Security and Remote starter and my mechanic tried numerous time to get the security system working without success. Had no problem with the remote start. In the end he sent my vehicle over to a custom audio shop and they resolved the problem and got everything up and running. My advice is to let the experts do the install . It will save you money and frustration in the long run. Regards Rick
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2004 Forester: was OK when followed Subaru manual instructions because the instructions included with this remote didn't work
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I don't have a remote start either but it works on everything else; both doors, lift gates and locks. You need one working key to program. Took like 12 seconds to do. Was not able to get the valet key recut though. Took it to ACE and the original apparently had some wear. But I never use that anyway.
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I have been using iDatalink bypass to install remote starters for friends and relatives - this is a good choice. Go to datalink web site , plug in your model and year of your car and it will let you know the firmware version. You will need the web link cables set to update the firmware or klon the transponder from your car key. I believe the firm Ware version is HA3 for Honda accord 2011.
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Yes, if you want the remote start, you will need to buy the kit. The remote will work the starting, locking & unlocking of the vehicle only.
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Yes. I installed it in my 2014 Subaru Forestter. Getting to the connectors is a bit tricky but dooable. You have to methodically remove the interior modling till you can get to the pice opposite of the break lights. The unit (T wire) is perfectly designed the car on the other hand could have made it much more accessible by adding just a litle more wire to the coonectors in question. Good luck!
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Refer to your build sheet sticker in your glove box to make sure it is equipped with remote power locks. I have ran across a few that are not and that's why the remote wont work. You can also call your dealership with the VIN # and they can tell you as well.
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We put one on a 2014 Outback. The outback has a wiring plug under the driver rear wheel well. This wiring harness plugs into the factory plug for east install. Check with dealer or look under wheel well for factory plug. I believe the Forester has one.
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Yes, the Crimestopper Passlock-SL2, will send the signal to the BCM, and will turn the fuel on for the remote car starter for you, so the engine will run with the remote start.Just follow the wiring directions that come with it, with the first turn of the key the Passlock SL2 will learn the signal.Very simple wiring. instructions come with it. It works very well, I also installed on a 2001 S10.
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"You are too close to the vehicle, please step away" lol. I had the alarm along time ago. Loved it. Yes both systems will work. You'll have a blue wire I believe from the remote start that will conect to alarm.
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The Viper web site lists the following systems as compatible with the Smart Start: Security + Remote Start Systems: 5906, 5904, 5806, 5706, 5704, 5606, 5204, 5104Looks like you're good to go.
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I took the Viper module and the Smart Start system to a professional installer, they also had to install a bypass as well. I would find a local shop that deals with electronics that can answer the question as to what vehicles the system can be installed on.
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If the vehicle uses a resistance based key. If so, it will work with both push to start and remote start
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The 2006 F250 shows to not have a transponder, therefor not require a bypass module. If your vehicle does not have a chip in the key, and is automatic transmission, the listing we have for add-on remote starter alone can be found here: B00B6LH7GM