🔒 Prestige APS901Z Remote Start with 1500 FT Range & FCLAN Compatibility – One-Way, 1-Button Review

Good product overall. Two way function on a remote control is good. The only problem was that when the outside temperature was negative, the device could not detect the speedometer signal and I had to start the car manually. There is also no pit stop mode.

It took some ingenuity to get this to work on a 2017 JK Wrangler. Luckily I'm a Mopar tech master and knew what I had to do electrically to make it work. Range can be questionable at times, but from home to driveway it works great. It costs money to get a car without remote start to have remote start.

Works well. If you can't get a wiring diagram for your car, don't try to install it yourself. Would have given 5 stars but after installation I couldn't find any instructions for the initial setup. Luckily I knew a man who installed them professionally. Otherwise I would have to pay someone to do it.

Before my current career I worked as an automotive electrician for 25 years. At the time, I was a field engineer for a company that marketed the brand and personally installed literally thousands of Prestige remote start and keyless entry systems. I liked the fact that they were very easy to install and a reliable system at a great price. The connection instructions were clear and detailed at the same time. However, the connection diagram of this kit leaves a lot to be desired. There was…

I am a professional installer. I have installed many remote start and security systems and they are not all built the same. For those new to remote start, the installation is more than just remote start in a modern car. Pretty much every car made in the last 20 years has some sort of factory security system that prevents someone from just plugging in your car and driving away. This requires your key (which you might not suspect has a chip or resistor in a plastic base) to let the car's computer