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Old 03-12-09, 11:09 AM   #31
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Yea i have also heard some people saying dont forget to take out the blanket just like joe blog,But i do use my brain what i have of one lol,If i do the blanket trick i put a stick it note on my front door saying blanket under bonnet,Just in case im half asleep and forgot.
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Old 03-12-09, 06:34 PM   #32
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Yeah I could do with an invention that would heat the car up and get the engine warm before I got in........think its called the wife!!!!! he he he. should get her up early to heat it up :-)
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Old 03-12-09, 08:33 PM   #33
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my grandad used to put a blanket over the engine too lol, and my dad said he forgot it was there and drove it and it went on fire:P
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Old 04-12-09, 06:58 AM   #34
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Old 04-12-09, 07:26 AM   #35
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Id check with your insurance as had a mate fit one on his civic and it invalidated his insurance!
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Id check with your insurance as had a mate fit one on his civic and it invalidated his insurance!
No the wonder. From what I just read these things bypass the immobiliser.
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Probably not a wise idea to have a 'Remote start' on a manual... especially if you forget to park out of gear! It is possible to have them factory fitted on automatics though.
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Probably not a wise idea to have a 'Remote start' on a manual... especially if you forget to park out of gear! It is possible to have them factory fitted on automatics though.

+1 An i always leave mine in gear, sans handbrake on a flat surface as had a few times with rear brakes freezing/sticking on and ******* up shoes/pads or cable
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hmmmm don't think I will be getting one now then..!!
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