i have been surfing the net for days now trying to find the right remote car starter for my FTO but the only ones i can find are in the US and its a real Bit*h trying to get it from there.
one particular one i have found is the delux model at the url below.
http://www.securityworld.com/auto/autocommand.html
however i am trying to find one very similar to this in aus. if anyone knows where i can find these it would be much appreciated.
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First of all, no insurance i'm aware of will insure a remote start alarm, second is illegal on a manual car in Aus, third all the remote start alarm i've seen so far is only 2 points immobilze, & all insurance company require minimum 3 points for any imported car.
It is a good fun gadet, & even better if u hook it up with all the windows/sunroof closure, as i use to have one!
It is a good fun gadet, & even better if u hook it up with all the windows/sunroof closure, as i use to have one!

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You're right about it being illegal for manual, but this 2 points requirement is a mystery. Just Car Insurance requires me to have a 2 point immobiliser and this has been so since the begining (way back in 2001FTO338 wrote:First of all, no insurance i'm aware of will insure a remote start alarm, second is illegal on a manual car in Aus, third all the remote start alarm i've seen so far is only 2 points immobilze, & all insurance company require minimum 3 points for any imported car.
It is a good fun gadet, & even better if u hook it up with all the windows/sunroof closure, as i use to have one!

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Hmmm when i call up Just Car for insurance, they told me it had to be 3 points, then again i get different story from the same company all the time!!!
So maybe u guys should check if they changed the policy, or u might up for a suprise when u need to claim & hope it will never happen.
So maybe u guys should check if they changed the policy, or u might up for a suprise when u need to claim & hope it will never happen.
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They inspected my car, so they have little comeback if any. I do however have other restrictions on the policy such as named driver and no one under 30 etc.
On my policy it simply states "immobiliser" as a requirement, whereas on some other Just Car Insurance policies I have seen it actually states "3 point immobiliser".
On my policy it simply states "immobiliser" as a requirement, whereas on some other Just Car Insurance policies I have seen it actually states "3 point immobiliser".