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Old 11-30-02, 11:27   #1 (permalink)
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Remote starter

I want to get a remote starter so I can defrost the windows without going out and starting the car. Do I have to remember to leave the car in defrost mode every time I turn off the car in order for the remote to work? Does anyone have recommendations on a particular model and where to get it?

I did a little research and noticed that some models work with an existing keyless remote. That sounds good.

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Old 11-30-02, 11:46   #2 (permalink)
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Wrong fourm to ask this question....

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I want to get a remote starter so I can defrost the windows without going out and starting the car. Do I have to remember to leave the car in defrost mode every time I turn off the car in order for the remote to work? Does anyone have recommendations on a particular model and where to get it?

I did a little research and notice that some models work with an exitisting keyless remote. That sounds good.
But I will reply because the mods will move it.

Some good brands are Black Widow, Viper, and Clifford. Yes you will need to leave the car on defrost. I do not recomend you leave it on high. i leave mine on the # 3 setting before I get out of the car. I have a range of about 3 football fields. Mine had an alarm that came with it and it was $525 including install and some features I added, but I got a deal. Without an alarm expect to pay around $200 plus the little addons that add up quick for instalation. ANy other questions you can PM me.
 
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Old 11-30-02, 11:58   #3 (permalink)
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Thanks. I wasn't sure which forum to use. I thought this one might apply since it has to do with removing ice and I've seen several posts here about removing snow.
 
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Old 11-30-02, 01:13   #4 (permalink)
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Some cars will not let you leave the rear window defrost on, depending on if it has a mechanical switch or just throws a relay. My car for instance, has a relay so I can't just push the button and remote start it next morning. There may be a way around this, but it might be complicated/expensive.

I hope your car has an automatic transmission too, otherwise it can get more complex or "under the table".
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Old 11-30-02, 01:21   #5 (permalink)
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Thanks. I wasn't sure which forum to use..

No big deal, over time you will get it down
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