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baytonemus 
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Posted: January 17, 2012 at 1:10 PM / IP Logged  
What's the markup on these things? I hope you're buying the units for a lot less than I paid if that's all you're charging.
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Posted: January 17, 2012 at 1:17 PM / IP Logged  
My pricing was for a basic 1 way remote start and keyless entry. For the 2 way system (like what you got) its usually an extra $100.
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Posted: January 17, 2012 at 4:26 PM / IP Logged  
for the extra wires, i cut mine. The shortest wire would be 3 inches and from there, i stair cut the other wires in the same harness. Stair case cutting for example, first wire is 3inches, second wire is 3.5inches, etc. Just so they dont short one another out.
i know many installers that De-pin the harness, but this is a PITA when the customer wants aux or other addons down the road. I personally leave them.
I'm 20 and been installing for 8 years now. I am a compustar dealer, but also carry viper as a second line. I prefer the compustar more. If you were to get a Compustar Pro 1way start/keyless its $225 installed parts/labour and extra 60 for bypass. All installs include doorlocks, trunk release(if avail) horn, and defrost. Although i enjoy working on cars, this is my hobby. It helps pay for University tuition and medical school.
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Posted: January 17, 2012 at 5:04 PM / IP Logged  
So are VIper and Python the same company - Directed Electronics? Any significant difference between the two?
And where do you guys grab the defrost circuit? I didn't have a wire listed on my info for the Sonata, but I suppose I could still get it from the switch if I was ambitious, right?
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indeed. Directed electronics owns many brands out there such as Viper, Python, Clifford, Avital, Readyremote, Autostart etc.
Most units from clifford/python are rebranded Viper units. Directed (DEI) promotes their Viper unit as their top dog, the top of the line unit. Just like vehicles as honda/acura, toyota/lexus, nissan/infinity. Acura,lexus,infinity are to be the upper "better" version. Same unit just different remote designs.
the Defrost is pretty easy to get to.
BLUE (-) 8minute trigger @ Left side of fusebox Connector A pin 16.
The easiest way is to pop the plastic panel between the left side of your dash touching the driver door. Looking at the left of the fuses it will be located in the second connector down from the left side. Very easy to get to.
For your specific application, you will use Defogger/Second status output. In settings turn it on and when its below 0degrees C or 32F defrost auto turns on.
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Posted: January 17, 2012 at 6:50 PM / IP Logged  
Congrats on your promotion, Ted!   python 580 starter in 2008 sonata - Page 7 -- posted image.   Well deserved.
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Posted: January 17, 2012 at 7:19 PM / IP Logged  

Price wise, I had Best Buy in Wausau Wisconsin, install a Viper 5301(same as the Python 580)  into my wife's 2009 Corolla. Remote start, Bypass, Xk06 I think.    Trunk release, rear defroster, relay, and horn honk connection were EXTRA.  Total parts and labor,  $700.00!!!  

I have learned from my own trial and error and A LOT of info from this site.  Tedmond pointed me in the direction of the Fortin bypass units. They haven't disappointed me yet.

I have only been doing this for a couple of years. Entirely as a hobby. I'm 57, so being under someones dash for 9 hours will lead to some asprin and a couple of tall ones at the end of that day.

Double the congrat to you Tedmond!

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Posted: January 17, 2012 at 7:23 PM / IP Logged  

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Posted: January 17, 2012 at 7:23 PM / IP Logged  
tedmond wrote:
In settings turn it on and when its below 0degrees C or 32F defrost auto turns on.
On at freezing? Here in northern MN the d**n thing will be on all winter!
Seriously, thanks. I'll hook that up...just as soon as my chiropractor works it out so I can turn my head again.
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