Remote Starter Installer Help

By Lone_Star
January 26, 2008 in Midwest

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Lone_Star

Posted January 26, 2008

Well I think I am finally going to get a remote start for my 02 silverado. I am very concerned about messing with the wiring so I am going to get it professionaly installed.

Anybody from lower mi or northern ohio know/trust a good installer. I was thinking of going to car tunes, or automacs in Grand rapids. Not sure. Also, does anybody know if I need a bypass for the 02. Thanks for any help or suggestions.

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