🚗 Sunpro Actron CP7853 Remote Starter Switch - Ideal for 6V & 12V Automotive Starting Systems, Black Review

Adheres within the first 3 seconds of use. Bought to replace a broken 20 year old. It hasn't needed it to date and it's past the time I had to replace it so I'm out of money and it's useless when I need it most. DO NOT BUY THIS CHARACTER

Working. I like the style of the trigger versus the style of the button, but am concerned about how long the switch will last. I will update later. To update. Used 6 times in 8 months. The switch in the trigger no longer works and is now garbage. Buy a better remote switch.

I bought this remote starter, when I first used it I couldn't open the alligator clips, they were hard and of poor quality when I fitted them to the post, first the trigger jammed and wouldn't return to position, causing the wire to overheat, I didn't get a good result. Avoid if possible.

We are not returning this item as it is unlikely to be made in the USA but we believe this misadvertises the seller's image with the 'Made in USA' label and (once we receive it) the box itself says "Made in China". Look at the pictures we uploaded. The seller must show images that accurately reflect the place of manufacture of the goods and any incorrect place of manufacture must be corrected.

This starter switch was easy to hook up. I bought this to test the starter motor on my 2002 sedan. The switch told me that the magneto on the starter was defective. I had to replace the whole starter as the magnet is an integral part of the starter on my model. Three cheers and 4 stars for the remote switch that served it's purpose.

Not much to say about this product. This is a simple remote starter with a trigger to activate the connection and turn on the starter. It's one of those things that either works or doesn't, and this one does. It works exactly as advertised and allows me to operate my car's starter while working under the hood. This is one of those inexpensive tools that are priceless. Seems to be well made, no complaints.

.'. It's about to fail. Wire #18. Vehicle wiring specs state that the maximum wire current is 5 amps over 7 feet of wire. With the listed length of this switch, the cord length is 11 feet. A current of 8-10A is typical for a starter solenoid. The plastic covers around the terminals are made of extremely poor material. They are so stiff that it's difficult to widen the clamps enough to fit all the starting posts I've seen. Clamping jaws are poorly adjusted. The clips are of poor quality. In cold