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Old 03-27-2010, 01:42 PM   #6
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Originally Posted by Cutty72 View Post
This one clearly was not properly installed.
PROPERLY installed remote start arming procedure for a manual transmission vehicle:
1. park vehicle
2. place vehicle in neutral
3. set, release, and reset parking brake
4. turn off and remove key from ignition, vehicle will still be running at this time.
5. exit vehicle, ensure that you have everything that you need out of it.
6. close door, at this time, the vehicle will turn off and the system is armed.
7. if you open any door from this point until activating the remote start, you will have to redo the entire sequence to rearm the system.

Doing this will ensure that the parking brake is on, and the vehicle is in neutral. How does that not work?

Some people just aren't smart enough to use such technological advancements.
Perhaps you've never met RacerX (Ed), so allow me to catch you up to speed:

Logic serves no purpose to him.
He has a gigantic head.
He's not going to read your post before he makes he standard two sentence reply.
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