Hey guys. first time poster here. own two hyundai's ones a sonata GL 1999 and the second is a Accent 5 2005. So heres the story, i got a remote start for x-mas from mom and dad, keep in mind I'V worked on alot of electrical on cars in the past, such as stereos, speakers, amps, subs, lights, underglow ect ect. The remote start is a PRO start, it has 4 functions but only one will work seeing as my accent is a base model, no power locks or windows, no passlock. I was able to download the "ONE TIME ONLY" wiring info and it makes good sense to me, pictures even helped out alot when the time comes for me to install it saturday. My question is, When i program the tach programming procedure do i,

A: start the engine and program it right away with the engine cold (-7 degress Cel)

or

B: let the engine warm up then program the remote start.

The reason i ask is because I have a funny feeling if i program it at lets say700 RPM the starterwon't kick out until it hits 700 rpm, and when the car is first startedit sits around 1100 RPM give or take.
which here inNewfoundland Canada at this time of year being at the temps it is now would take about 5 to 10 minutes to hit 700 RPM...i hope you guys see what i mean.

- your probley woundering what about my warrenty, will right now my car sits at 77.*** KMS on it, the only thing left is power train now...lol...

Thanks

 

it's been a while now since i've done an alarm but if i can remember when i'm programming the tach i usually do it right at start up.

 

Hi I just installed a pro start command start in my 96 accent 5 speed and I let my enging warm up first then i programed it from the beginning. It works fine here in Manitoba when it was -40 C a couple of weeks ago.