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IF ENGINE FAILS TO START
If your system cannot start your vehicle at first attempt, it will wait a few seconds and
then try again (it could try again twice depending on reason for failure to start), after
which it will shut down automatically and wait for new command.
SAFETY CHECKS
In order to maintain high safety standard, proceed with following routine checks every
month.
HOOD SWITCH
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Start your vehicle with Remote Starter.
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Open hood.
Engine should stop as soon as hood is opened.
If engine does not stop, first turn main switch to “OFF” position and leave it
“OFF” until situation is rectified; contact your local service center.
DETECTING “PARK” or “NEUTRAL” GEARSHIFT POSITION
Your starter is designed to check gearshift position at all times. Your vehicle
will not start or will stop if gearshift is not in “PARK” or “NEUTRAL”.
If your vehicle requires key to be in ignition in order to release gearshift, your
vehicle is safe as long as keys are kept away from children.
If gearshift can be put into gear without key in ignition,
proceed with following minor routine checks:
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Put gearshift into gear.
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Be ready to apply brakes.
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Start your vehicle with Remote Starter.
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Repeat these steps in “Drive” and “Reverse”.
If starter engages within ninety (90) seconds, first turn main switch to “OFF”
position and leave it “OFF” until situation is rectified; contact your local
service center.
REPLACING OR BOOSTING VEHICLE BATTERY
If you have to replace or boost battery for any reason, first turn main switch “OFF” and
leave it “OFF” until battery is replaced or fully charged.
Reversing polarity during this operation could permanently damage your Remote
Starter.
