How to install Remote-Starter?

They come with a video tape and instructions. There could be some legal restrictions regarding unattended running vehicles.

They are not too bad to install, I've done several. But be warned you do get what you pay for. The cheaper ones ( They come with a video tape and instructions. There could be some legal

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That vehicle has GM VATS security system and multiple igntions you may be best to let a pro install it for you. And yes you get what you pay for .

A VERY strong ditto on "w"'s suggestion. Too easy to select a wrong wire--esp. if it is a universal kit. If it's made for your particular application, then that's a different story. HTH & good luck, sdlomi

My wife has a '93 Camry, low miles, great condition, no alarm etc., that I would like to fit/have fitted with a remote starter. It really ices over in the winter and can be a bear to get open. Any units you might recommend either to do myself or have done professionally?

How would you define difficult? If you can install a car alarm, you can install the car starter.

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Installation is easy as heck! Just be sure you can get under your steering wheel to access all those wires. Also, some cars need a security bypass module (such as passlock and transponder systems). If your car shows a light on the instrument panel that says "anti theft" while you start your car, you will most likely need one of these modules. Finally, when in doubt, LOOK FOR A WARNING LABEL! If you probe the wrong wire, like an airbag wire, well, bad things will happen, lol. Newer vehciles have a warning tag on the airbag wiring, and these wires are usually encased in a yellow sleeve so you don't accidently probe them.

Bulldog Security makes some great install-it-yourself kits that work very nicely, even on stubborn engines that require the tach wire (optional). Try getting a kit from them.