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Prostart/Autostart 3300CT Problems


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Shelby143 
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Posted: March 01, 2004 at 9:16 AM / IP Logged  

Prostart 3300ct was installed on a 1994 Honda Civic (no power anything+automatic trans). No range for remote (20 feet max). Unit was replaced and a second (complete) unit installed. Now still no range (20 ft max outside and approx. 120+ ft with car inside building). Antenna is installed 2-3 inch below roof line. Unit tested outside pointing directly at front of car 20 ft away. Unit tested inside building pointing directly at side of car 100-120 ft away (down a row of cars). Please help?  

Thanks, Shelby
Toru 
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Posted: March 01, 2004 at 12:06 PM / IP Logged  
The obvious conclusion to draw is that your range increases the higher the remote is relative to to the car. (Nobel prize for me! Prostart/Autostart 3300CT Problems -- posted image.)
You might notice at ground level if you seem to be out of range, if you hold the remote over your head (maximum reach) and try it again it might work at a slightly longer range.
I think the only way you can overcome this is to change the antenna location experimentally.
I had a 1994 Cavalier with CommandStart installed back in 1997 and found a similar behaviour (although not as extreme as you report). The antenna on it was installed at the top of the windshield right behind the rearview mirror.

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