What is the best remote car starter

The best remote car starters

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Tach Wire Tip:
This is most important wire hooked up to the module. The tach wire gives the module a signal to stop cranking the car once it is running. The most common place to find the wire is at the ignition coil. In some cars the wire can also be found at the instrument panel, or service plugs. Most reputable dealers should be able to get the wiring information from different commercially available sources. Once all the wires are hooked up, check the installation. If the module keeps cranking the car, even after it has started, you do not have the right tach wire.
Some cars that have multiple coils need diodes run to each coil so that the tach sensor in the module works correctly.


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