Ordered this unit and Crimestopper RS4-G4 as a combo. What should you install first, immobilizer or a remote starter? Should you disconnect battery?
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Same setup that I bought. Installed remote start first. There is a data port for the remote start to bypass for ease of install
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The tack wire is conned as part of the remote start, it let remote start know when engine has started so it quits cranking the engine...
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Disconnect the battery first, then the remote start system then the security start system
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Disconnect battery.... Install remote start then the immobilizer .... You might have a problem with the tack wire, if so just program it to start on the minimum number of crank time setting.... Reference in non tack starting.... Nice system....
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If I had a car I'd use a higher ah battery stand alone and attach an inverter... Or a regular back up car battery with inverter if I never needed to use jumpstart feature.
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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.
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Check if your key has a chip. If so, you need an immobilizer, any type just depending on how much you want to spend and if you want to buy a cheap one that requires you to give up a key permanently or spend more for a programmable one. Any one should "work" just depends on how much you want to spend. And if you don't want to hook up the remote start then no you don't need one but if you do want to then you need one IF your key has a chip.
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Everything you need is include. The transmitter takes 1 9V battery, the car takes 4 AA batteries and the starter motor uses a rechargable NiMH battery included with the kit. This car is awesome but I ruined the first engine because I didn't follow the proper breakin procedure.Find a large parking lot and follow the breakin instructions perfectly. Squeeze the throttle gently for the first 10 runs and do not run at wide open throttle until the engine is completely broken in. I replaced the engine and have run in every couple of days for the last year without any troubles.
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This alarm i have in stall dosn't have the remote start , if the person who install the remote start u may need a different remote then this one . This one has the arm , disarm and panic buttens and if the installer set then remote start to work then it well
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First, did you receive an instruction booklet with your Clore JNC300XL? I would suggest reading it before doing anything. Since I purchased my 'Jump and Carry' some time ago, your instructions may be different than mine. Even though all the battery status lights came on when I pushed the 'Red Battery Status Button', I still charged my unit overnight for about 10 hours. My vehicle battery had been run down from trying to start it several times the day before without having any success. The first thing I did was re-clean my battery posts and battery wire clamps that attach to the battery posts with a 'Wire Brush Battery Post and Clamp Cleaner.' I then attached and tightened the wires to my battery. After that I attached the 'Jump and Carry' to my battery. I let it sit for about 5 minutes to have some of the charge in the 'Jump and Carry' transfer into my car battery before I tried to start my vehicle. After that, I turned the key to on and waited for 30 seconds so that the fuel pump had a chance to pump gas up to the injectors. I then turned the key to start and my vehicle jumped to life. I might add that if you have a newer vehicle, you don't want to pump the gas peddle while trying to start your vehicle; if you do, you may end up flooding out the cylinders with too much gas and your car may not start, at which point you may have to wait 5 or ten minutes until the gas drains out of the cylinders before your next attempt at starting your engine.
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I've never had an issue starting mine. I just flip the switch to on, turn on the choke and pull the handle a couple times. Once it's running I slide the choke off. Been really reliable so far.
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There is a sequence I recommend you find and use for this remote start when using on a manual. It is a safety feature to prevent the car from going through people's homes etc. The remote start will need to be in manual mode instead of automatic mode in order for this to work. Although a pain I did this bc I didn't want to hurt anyone or anything. You will have to hook the tach up & the door pins when the brain of the remote start is in manual mode also. Good luck, it's a nice remote start!
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If your vehicle has factory theft/alarm you will need a bypass module. this remote start is a difficult install if you dont know auto electric.
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Fully charge the battery (4 hours when brand new); install in tank. Turn tank on (button underneath); Turn R/C controller on. There are three buttons on the Remote Control (I think it is the one to the far left) press. Engine sounds should commence and you should be up & running.
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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.
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Contact S&I Remotes directly. They are very helpful and will be able to tell you the exact FOB you need.
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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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yes. you may need an immobilizer bypass to start it. also, the remotes do not control doorlocks. your original remotes might not work while it is remote started, so you will have to use your key. the range on this was like 50 feet for me because they sent me a 6 year old piece of junk. have since upgraded to compustar with 1 mile range. very happy with it. hard to find good DIY, though
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No trouble at all to start - just follow the owners manual for choke settings and speed. Started the second pull after set-up and on the first pull every time after that.
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push the lock button for 3 or 4 seconds ,then press the start button on the top of the bob. The car should run for 10 minutes, you can do this a total of 2 times, then you will need to put the key in and turn it on before you can use the remote start feature again.