jrse7en
Member
- First Name
- Joe
- Joined
- Nov 3, 2017
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- Location
- PHILADELPHIA, PA
- Vehicle(s)
- 2017 Civic Si, 2003 CRV
I would strongly advise against this based on my own personal experience. I once worked in a shop where I had connections and my buddy installed a remote start on my 99 Saturn SC2. It was manual of course. I had the car for a number of years to use as a beater while I drove my S2000 in nicer weather. Anyway, the keys were on the kitchen table in the winter time and my mom thought it was a good idea to warm up the car in the winter and pressed the remote start button. Dad had to move the car the night before and left it in reverse. The car started and drove itself through a neighbors fence, hit the next neighbors tree 100 yards away right next to his house. The car missed his house by about 2 feet. I am extremely lucky because of this tree. This could have costed hundreds of thousands of dollars <million dollar house, 69 Z28 in the garage> considering the amount of speed this car must have been going in reverse. The rear frame of the car was bent pretty bad also. Not a good idea. Unfortunately other people will think it can never happen to them and won't learn from my mistakes.
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