Best Buy has
Compustar 2-Way CSX Remote Start System w/ LTE Module + Installation (CSX4905S-KIT) for
$299.99.
Shipping is free or select curbside pickup where stock permits.
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Note:
Best Buy totaltech members may purchase this item for
$189.99 (
more information). Availability for pickup may vary by location. Various harness kits for installation are available for free with purchase. Click the "See All" link for Special Offers at the top of your cart to see available harness kits. Select your preferred installation option by clicking See All Services in cart.
Includes:- 2-way LED remote
- DR-X1 LTE telematics module
- FT-HRN-X1 harness
- 2-way antenna and antenna cable
- FT-Temp sensor
- Window sticker, warning sticker, door jamb sticker
- Remote quick card and X1 setup card
Features:- Compatible with most vehicles with automatic transmission
- Start your engine from a distance before you get in.
- Two-way LED remote with range up to 3000'
- Control your vehicle from anywhere
- Advanced remote start functions
- Include timed start, cold and hot temperature start, and stop-and-go mode.
- Keyless entry
- Unlock your vehicle's doors with your key chain remote.
Top Comments
The real lift is installing the device on the new car without making your new vehicle a mess. If I were in your scenario, and I really wanted to have remote start this winter, I would just bite the bullet and buy two of these and the TT membership for $580. If you sell your current vehicle privately the remote start will be a nice selling point.
On my first appointment, I went to the local shop and they did not recommend installing a remote starter because it will void my car warranty. I thought this is BS, since both Compuster and Best Buy website states otherwise. I had a feeling either the installer didn't know how or it was too hard to install it on a newer 2022 vehicle. I cancel the appointment because I didn't trust the installer at this point.
My second appointment was at a different location. When I arrived, they did not have the T-harness required for the installation. They had to order it and shipped it to my house. Wish they would of been more prepared.
My third appointment is next weekend. So fingers crossed and hoping everything goes smooth this time around.
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189.99 with total tech
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Anyone know if this remote starter can "easily" be taken out of the car if i buy it for my present car?
Anyone know if this remote starter can "easily" be taken out of the car if i buy it for my present car?
The real lift is installing the device on the new car without making your new vehicle a mess. If I were in your scenario, and I really wanted to have remote start this winter, I would just bite the bullet and buy two of these and the TT membership for $580. If you sell your current vehicle privately the remote start will be a nice selling point.
On my first appointment, I went to the local shop and they did not recommend installing a remote starter because it will void my car warranty. I thought this is BS, since both Compuster and Best Buy website states otherwise. I had a feeling either the installer didn't know how or it was too hard to install it on a newer 2022 vehicle. I cancel the appointment because I didn't trust the installer at this point.
My second appointment was at a different location. When I arrived, they did not have the T-harness required for the installation. They had to order it and shipped it to my house. Wish they would of been more prepared.
My third appointment is next weekend. So fingers crossed and hoping everything goes smooth this time around.
Anyone know if this remote starter can "easily" be taken out of the car if i buy it for my present car?
If you are going to install it yourself, you can pick it up on eBay and it's a lot cheaper. The selling point here is the free installation.
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secondly, do I need to restart my car when I get inside or does it takeover itself?