
Once the wires have been marked, remove a bit of the insulation from the wires that you are connecting the keyless system to with the help of wire strippers.

During this step do consult the wiring section of the manual of your car along with the manual of the starter. The respective wires of the features that you shall not be using need to be trimmed down to six inches whereas the wires corresponding to the features you plan to use need to be bundled together using electrical tape.ĭon’t forget to leave around four inches of wiring for connecting the ends or edges of wires and also use this tape to mark the wires of your car that correspond to the wires from the keyless starter system. Proceed by preparing your keyless starter as per the choices you made in Step 1. Step 4 - Prepare your Starter and Mark the Wires Once located, use epoxy glue to mount the keyless remote to the structure found underneath the panels.

Step 3 - Mount the Keyless RemoteĪfter the removals, find the shallow cavity space beneath the removed panels which would act as the central processing unit to your keyless remote car starter. Once it has been detached, also remove the panels found underneath the dashboard, steering column, and driver’s side panel using a flat screwdriver and socket wrenches so as to access the complete wiring system of your car. Once the selection has been made, unplug the negative terminal of your battery so as to protect yourself from the risk of possible shock.

Step 2 - Remove the Negative Terminal and Panels So, before beginning with the installation project, decide the features that you want, keeping in mind that the number of connections you would have to make throughout the car will depend on the number of features you choose. All remote starters have a unique variety of features, enabling you to choose from the ones available.
