car alarm start
They said as long as the car is left in neutral with the ebrake when shut off it will work. I just want to see if anyone has purchased a good alarm system. I was looking at the Ungo SR6000.
last i remember..its illegal to have starter on manual.(EVERY human will 'forget' at some point something like leaving car in neutral..which would lead to possible disaster accident)
anyway,i Do think though couple years ago a company(??) did come out with manual-starter program.(either it Didnt start,Or didnt let u physicaly leave in neutral..one or the other.).I remember someone was getting it installed I think
I mean,if its winter time,the S shouldnt be driven anyway,,but if its just cold..ehhh,,whats a couple mins to let it warm up.(smoke a butt,its ready to go)lol
anyway,i Do think though couple years ago a company(??) did come out with manual-starter program.(either it Didnt start,Or didnt let u physicaly leave in neutral..one or the other.).I remember someone was getting it installed I think
I mean,if its winter time,the S shouldnt be driven anyway,,but if its just cold..ehhh,,whats a couple mins to let it warm up.(smoke a butt,its ready to go)lol
I have a Clifford Matrix RSX 3.5 alarm w/ remote start. Very reliable system. If you do leave the car in gear or you do not have the e-brake engaged, it will not start. All the people I know who have had this alarm installed have not been disappointed.
And yup, it's very useful for those cold mornings. start your car while you're eating breakfast, and when you're done you're good to go
And yup, it's very useful for those cold mornings. start your car while you're eating breakfast, and when you're done you're good to go
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Originally Posted by nozaholic,Oct 17 2005, 01:33 AM
I have a Clifford Matrix RSX 3.5 alarm w/ remote start. Very reliable system. If you do leave the car in gear or you do not have the e-brake engaged, it will not start. All the people I know who have had this alarm installed have not been disappointed.
And yup, it's very useful for those cold mornings. start your car while you're eating breakfast, and when you're done you're good to go
And yup, it's very useful for those cold mornings. start your car while you're eating breakfast, and when you're done you're good to go

Also, I'm guessing that this system will not start if you depress the clutch after shutting off the car. So if you happen to step on the clutch pedal you'll have to re-start the car in order for the remote start to work. And make sure the gear shift is never moved once you shut it down, that would be nasty.
Remote start is nice, mine gets used mostly in the winter too.
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