Leave car running
The newer DEI remote starters have a manual trans option, that would be my recommendation. If you want to try and do it yourself you will want to have a good amount of 12volt wiring knowledge and the use of relays and how to interact them together. That sounds like a fun project but if you want simple then I would just buy a DEI brand remote start.
Hope this helps
Hope this helps
Yeah, i use my Viper alarm like a turbo timer. When I finish my drive I press the brake, pull up the ebrake, release the brake and then press a button I put on the switch panel. I can then pull out the key and the car remains running. I can get out and lock the car and it remains running until the programmed time runs out or until I turn it off using a button on my remote. Then, as long as I dont open a door before-hand, when I return to my car I can remote start it.
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