1997 Honda Accord Alarm/Remote Start Question

Discussion in 'Accord' started by Brian Lamendola, Jan 24, 2004.

  1. Hello,

    I have a question regarding my stock 1997 Honda Accord alarm that I'd like to
    pass by you fine people, since I'be had success with your help in the past.

    I have an Audiovox Pursuit alarm in my car. I believe it was installed when we
    bought the car -- if I am correct, it was installed as a dealer option.

    Anyway, I am extremely interested in having a remote start installed, and
    possibly a remote trunk opener as well. The remote start is my biggest desire,
    though, for these winters.

    I know a remote start could be installed on my existing alarm, I believe, as an
    added feature. But, I know the problem with this is that the remote start would
    only go the distance my keybob currenty goes, which to say the least, isn't
    more than 10 feet. I know I need to replace the keyfob soon, so this may
    improve the distance, but I don't think it will be worth it.

    Anyway, I assume my choices would be to get a remote start added on as
    mentioned above, get a seperate remote start (which may interfere with my
    current alarm), or get a new alarm/remote start combination entirely.

    In regards to those choices, what are your suggestions for my questions and
    which alarm/remote start manufacturers do you suggest?

    Thanks in advance.

    - Brian
     
    Brian Lamendola, Jan 24, 2004
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  2. Brian Lamendola

    froglewis Guest

    I have the same problem - it seems most remote starts i have seen include an
    alam system with it - this would invole taking out the immoboliser and alarm
    already in the car. Im not sure if you can put a remote start along side an
    existing alarm and how/if this will affect it.
    They are cheap to buy, but a bitch to install - go and ask a garage if fi
    were you, thats what i will be doing soon! i will let you know.
     
    froglewis, Jan 24, 2004
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  3. I would just start over with a single system, and have the shop install it.

    That way your alarm and installation is warranted and it will work without
    problems.

    CaptainKrunch
     
    CaptainKrunch, Jan 24, 2004
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