As soon as you get in the vehicle, you have to turn the key to the on position to allow control of the vehicle. If you put your foot on the brake pedal before you turn the key to the on position, the motor will cut out. It is an anti-theft feature.
The Gallo Technologies GTS2 on our websites allows you to add a push button start to your vehicle. It has wireless transmitters for your pocket that detect your near the vehicle and allow you to push button start it.
Yes as long as you have automatic door locks, you can install a keyless entry system. If you do not have automatic door locks, you can install them in your vehicle and then install the keyless entry.
Yes. You have to turn your key into the ignition position, then depress the brake pedal to take it out of remote start. If you don't turn the key over, when you go to depress the brake to put it into gear the car will shutdown as a theft prevention.
Thanks for the video Seth! I've been thinking about getting a remote start system for a while & this video finally convinced me to commit. I'll call for some recommendations. Really hoping you offer a military / long-time RUclips fan discount!
I have a 96 camry le which would be best and ideal for my car system with out causing any malfunctions in any other parts of the car as I've heard in the past as far as putting these in older model cars?
I have an older DesignTech model 23721. from the 90's. Does anyone know if it is usable with vehicles of today, or earlier 2000+ cars? It was a gift that I never used. I was somewhat intimidated about installing, never used.
Mario A Hi Mario - Sorry to hear about that. You will need a replacement remote for your same type of car starter system. If it is aftermarket, then check out this page: www.sonicelectronix.com/cat_i223_remotes-transmitters.html Also, feel free to call us and we can help you find the right replacement remote.
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Thanks Garrett and thanks for being a YT fan for the past 4+ years! Hit us up and we will see what we can do about that remote start :)
As soon as you get in the vehicle, you have to turn the key to the on position to allow control of the vehicle. If you put your foot on the brake pedal before you turn the key to the on position, the motor will cut out. It is an anti-theft feature.
The Gallo Technologies GTS2 on our websites allows you to add a push button start to your vehicle. It has wireless transmitters for your pocket that detect your near the vehicle and allow you to push button start it.
Yes as long as you have automatic door locks, you can install a keyless entry system. If you do not have automatic door locks, you can install them in your vehicle and then install the keyless entry.
RF15T1 said it perfectly. The key has to be in before you can start driving. Otherwise, the engine will turn off.
Yes. You have to turn your key into the ignition position, then depress the brake pedal to take it out of remote start. If you don't turn the key over, when you go to depress the brake to put it into gear the car will shutdown as a theft prevention.
Thanks for the video Seth! I've been thinking about getting a remote start system for a while & this video finally convinced me to commit. I'll call for some recommendations. Really hoping you offer a military / long-time RUclips fan discount!
I have a 96 camry le which would be best and ideal for my car system with out causing any malfunctions in any other parts of the car as I've heard in the past as far as putting these in older model cars?
is there a way to install security cameras in your car that actually monitor the inside of your car
My car's kind of old - I have a 92 Crown Vic. Could I install a keyless entry system on this vehicle??
I have an older DesignTech model 23721. from the 90's. Does anyone know if it is usable with vehicles of today, or earlier 2000+ cars? It was a gift that I never used. I was somewhat intimidated about installing, never used.
I have a car starter installed already, but my remote is broken. will this remote be compatible with mine? My remote that is broken is a HDR remote.
Mario A Hi Mario - Sorry to hear about that. You will need a replacement remote for your same type of car starter system. If it is aftermarket, then check out this page: www.sonicelectronix.com/cat_i223_remotes-transmitters.html
Also, feel free to call us and we can help you find the right replacement remote.