2016 Subaru Crosstrek NO Pushbutton

Hello,

Would anyone happen to have alarm wiring for a 2016 Subaru Crosstrek, or will I be able to use the 2015 Impreza's diagram? They're basically the same care, minus bumper panels and ride height.

I'm planning to install the Viper 5806V to her car but not planning on doing the remote start. Basically, I just want a long-range 2-way since her car got broken into twice in a span of 1 year.

My other question is, I've installed the Viper 3305V on my old S2000 and had to do a bunch of relays for starter kill. Will I just be able to bypass the starter kill and just have an alarm function w/ shock and door lock? Yes I agree it kind of defeats the purpose, but I was thinking the OEM immobilizer will take care of that since I'll still be using the OEM keys to start the car.


Thank you!
-Randy

I have a 2016 Subaru Crosstrek Non-Push Button Start

They have 2 way alarms with out Remote Start!

Viper Responder 350 1500 ft.range (3305v)2-Way Security System w/one 2-Way & one 1-Way remote.

Also the Clifford 3706X is the same as Viper (3305v) but with with 1 Mile range Antenna, LCD remote and still security only.

You can hook up as many or as few options as you want.

Thanks for the tip @lurch228. I looked into the 3706X and unfortunately, they don't have it for sale in Amazon and eBay. the 5806V costs about $200. If I can find a 3706X for less, i'd definitely lean that way

If you don't mind piecing the system you can get a better price with the latest LED remote\s and antenna viper 9856v for $109.99 shipped ebay Item #111976885228 and then get the Viper 3203v alarm only, which is is listed as compatible with the 9856v for $79.00 shipped Ebay Item#112087484104.
Then sell the 3203v remotes and Antenna/cable to offset you cost. On average you should be able to get around $60 or more for them selling the remotes individually and the antenna/cable as a pair. Bringing your cost down to $129.99 or less.
Or go LCD with the 9756v for $139.99 shipped ebay Item#262648750920.
Which would cost you about 189.98 or less after selling the remotes and antenna.

lurch228 wrote:

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If you don't mind piecing the system you can get a better price with the latest LED remote\s and antenna viper 9856v for $109.99 shipped ebay Item #111976885228 and then get the Viper 3203v alarm only, which is is listed as compatible with the 9856v for $79.00 shipped Ebay Item#112087484104.
Then sell the 3203v remotes and Antenna/cable to offset you cost. On average you should be able to get around $60 or more for them selling the remotes individually and the antenna/cable as a pair. Bringing your cost down to $129.99 or less.
Or go LCD with the 9756v for $139.99 shipped ebay Item#262648750920.
Which would cost you about 189.98 or less after selling the remotes and antenna.

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That seems reasonable.

DEI doesn't list compatibility of the 2-way remotes with one way systems even though they use the same brain in any given generation for 1 way and 2 way Alarms Remote Starts or Alarm/Remote Start.
I tested this in the 5101 through 5901/2 generation. And upgraded any brain that was 1 way to 2 way by swapping the antenna and remotes. As the antenna's communicates to the brain through data. The only issue I found was after swapping to a 2 way LC3 or HD LCD (6711t) antenna you have to program a Companion 1 way remote to the 2 way remote to the system first or the 2 way will fail to pair until you do the companion first. Then the 2 way pairs fine. I swapped the 6111t, 6211t, and 6711t antennas back and forth between the different Alarm. Remote Start. and Alarm/Remote start brains.
So to try and use the new remotes and antenna with a unlisted as compatitable system will have some risk, but will probably work just the same.