what remote start system would be recommended for 2008 Pontiac vibe
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It all comes down to your expectations and budget. This is a basic remote that starts your car from a decent distance. It does the job just fine. You want 2 way, you pay more, you want longer range, you pay more...If you dont wanna waste money for nothing and that you look out the window and see the car you need to start, then this will do just fine. If you want more gadgets and options get a higher range one.
1522466
I personally would recommend the viper 5704 or 5706 for any vehicle. All of the viper systems can work on most vehicles, so you just have to decide what features you want and what you're willing to spend. I like the remote for the 5704. It is a two way remote with an adequate display and is rechargeable. The viper 5904 is good too but it costs nearly $100 more for the same features with a color LCD remote. I did install the viper 4105V on my father in laws Rav4 and it worked great as a simple remote start system but I prefer the two way remotes so I know if my car started successfully. If you can afford it you should install whichever system you choose with the DBALL express kit. If you use the D2D functionality it will save youa lot of time as you won't have to connect a lot of wires. The express kits do require firmware installation, so you will need the device that installs it from your computer (about $25 on amazon). Hopefully I answered your question and didn't ramble on too long. Have a great day!
175518
I bought the item for my son who had need for a remote start in our rather cool winter climate. It is a very nice system that works also as a keyless entry. You must have a knowledgeable technician install the system though. Lots of wires to run and keep out of sight. Takes some experience. And if you have a push to start car like my son's Avalon it takes a few more pieces that the tech can provide. I think installation into the Avalon was around $150.00 and he is very satisfied with the performance.
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no the locking wont work without an existing locking system, the remote start will work
932767
If you know what your doing I'm sure you can get any remote start to work. You may have issues with it recognizing the amperage coming from the coil which allows it to keep the vehicle running. I imagine it's carburated though. So I'd look on google about adding a remote starter to a carburated vehicle. Hope this helps.
1605851
Remote start, keyless entry and other keyless accessories. Valet system, warning system, lights flash, horn hook up
2029923
It does awesome with a Chevy 5.3l. No it doesn't affect the remote start. I did not have to pull wired or fueses. Just plug into obd2 and let it step u threw.
962987
I just bought it to replace one I had that broke. I don't know if it works with a remote start
733155
No you need the EVO-CHRT5. We at Car Alarm Depot are the only seller that pre-program the units for stand alone remote start so you won't need a flash-link.http://fortin.ca/en/vehicles/chrysler/300/2007/
740579
Depends on the distance. My son has this system on his 2007 Dodge Ram and he starts the vehicle from his room, which is in the back of our house, everytime he's leaving for work. Short answer: Absolutely!
2000346
You need to have the factory option for this remote to work. For you, it is likely much cheaper to get a 3rd party remote start system than adding on the OEM equipment.
895372
No, this fob will not work "unless" your car was programmed from the factory with the remote start feature, contrary to what the "yes" answers above stated. You can check with your local GM dealer of mechanic to see if your car was originally equipped with the remote start feature and if so, then yes this fob will work. As an alternative you can add an aftermarket remote start system to your vehicle for around $400 if your vehicle wasn't set up for remote start,and the remote start feature is something you want. You will need to research the internet though to make this fob work if your car "is" programmed for remote start, since this fob does not come with any instructions on what or how you are to program it so it will function with your vehicle.
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You will need to loose a key and get a 556uw or a bypass module called PKALL. You can make the system work off the factory remote by using the white blue activation wire. You will hook that up to your negative lock wire found on the passenger kick panel. You will just program the unit to activate with 2 pulses, so when you hit the lock button twice the car will start. However you will be limited to factory remote range which is not much. Using the remotes that come with the unit is your best way to go... Good luck.
24751
This is not a remote starter. This is just the key fob to manually start your car and lock/unlock doors.
2000348
You have to go to the dealership to have remote start installed if you dont have it already key fob will work if remote start is already installed
867962
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.
777098
Contact S&I; Remotes directly. They are very helpful and will be able to tell you the exact FOB you need.
1099489
Yes this comes with remote start. Or it should come with it. When I bought mine 4 years ago it came with the remote start. Read the description.