Review on 🚗 Compustar CS920-S: Advanced 1-way Remote Start & Keyless Entry System - 1000-ft Range by David Sokolov

Fitting the Hyundai Accent is now as easy as any car made in the last decade. No immobilizer, easy to disassemble, lots of wiring information on the internet. A few pointers to make this easier for everyone: - Search the web for remote start settings for your car, figuring out where to connect is half the battle. - Speaking of taps, get a good set of T-Tap, you'll spend about $10, but this is the best way to go about doing things (unless you're a soldering genius and can't do it in the tight legroom of one small car) ). , upside down) - To find the installation guide you need, find the CM900 settings (the brains of this system) - Gather all the cables you DO NOT need into a neat bundle, then mark the ones you do need . You will be surprised how easy the installation is. You will only be using a quarter of the wires shown for the production car. Technically you don't need to install the hood switch, leave it disabled, it looks the same to the module as it did when installed, and the hood is closed. Aside from that, if you can install your car stereo properly, you can install this. Not having to run cables through the firewall makes it MUCH easier.