well a Freind of mine picked up a 98 GMC k2500 With a 6.5 L Diesel
it did have the roof smashed by a tree. but he is a body guy and gonna fix it not the problem
The pervius owner had a Remote starter/keyless entry/Alarm
What a hack job on the install. it was a mess
the truck also had a mini edege on the Back rack and the was smashed by the tree.
also the owner installed a tail light flasher under the hood and that was hack city
what a mess i wish the Alarm/Remote starter guys would get with the program
GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Remote starters/Alarms
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I had a 1996 Chrysler van with a remote starter added too - another hack job. Something finally quit and it cost me several hundred dollars to have a Chrysler dealer sort the mess out and get the van running again.
I'm with you, gotta do something about these aftermarket hack shops. Just dunno what yet - something legal anyway!
I'm with you, gotta do something about these aftermarket hack shops. Just dunno what yet - something legal anyway!
Chris,
Hamming 31 years
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Wesley Chapel, Pasco County, Florida
Snow? What's that?!
The human race is proof that Darwin was wrong.
Hamming 31 years
http://www.wa2zdy.com
Wesley Chapel, Pasco County, Florida
Snow? What's that?!
The human race is proof that Darwin was wrong.
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take it easy on us remote start installers!!!
please let's not be so harsh to us remote start installers.
I have been installing these things since 1991 and if it's done right it will work a long time and it should always look oem. trust me I have seen my share of hack jobs on everything from car radios to 2 way radios. I think most of the hacks I fixed were the $49.99 wal-mart remote start purchaser that had his buddy install it. So point is mostly stated in my moto I posted at bottom of my reply. just always remember YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!

I have been installing these things since 1991 and if it's done right it will work a long time and it should always look oem. trust me I have seen my share of hack jobs on everything from car radios to 2 way radios. I think most of the hacks I fixed were the $49.99 wal-mart remote start purchaser that had his buddy install it. So point is mostly stated in my moto I posted at bottom of my reply. just always remember YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!



"IT'S UNWISE TO PAY TOO MUCH, IT'S WORSE TO PAY TOO LITTLE. WHEN YOU PAY TOO MUCH YOU LOSE LITTLE MONEY-THAT IS ALL. WHEN YOU PAY TOO LITTLE, YOU SOMETIMES LOSE EVERYTHING. BECAUSE WHAT YOU BOUGHT WAS INCAPABLE OF DOING THE THING IT WAS BOUGHT TO DO"