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Posted: October 23, 2005 at 8:13 PM / IP Logged

How would I install an after market remote starting system?

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If you have not install one before I would say you will need lots of luck.

Other than that the connection is pretty simple. You will need to connect your + 12V power, ignition, starter, accessory, ground, tach, parking light, brake, and hood pin wire.

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Remote Starter / Alarm Installation How-To Guide: This is a detailed wire-by-wire desription of all the necessary connections required to hook up your remote starter/alarm system into your car, truck, or SUV.

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I hope you know how to use "the force". If you get in over your head starting to read the instructions, stop there and seek out a qualified professional. It is cheaper for them to do the install than it is to repair damaged electronics.

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