Subaru H001SFL400 User manual

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PART NUMBER: H001SFL400
DESCRIPTION: LONG RANGE KEY START
REMOTEENGINESTARTSYSTEM
IMPREZA / CROSSTREK
INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTIONS
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KIT CONTENTS
TOOLS REQUIRED
MEANING OF CHARACTERS
CAUTION: DO NOT SECUREANY REMOTE START HARNESSES TOANYYELLOW HARNESSES / CONNECTORS
(AIRBAG SYSTEM) IN THE VEHICLE.
SSM IV (DST-i)
Diagnostic Interface
Phillips Screwdriver
Short and Standard Wire Cutters
Panel Removal Tool
: Remove : Tighten Torque
: Install
: Disconnect
: Connect
: Location of Clip or Screw
: Loosen
: Discard
: Re-use
BA
Ratchet, 10mm Socket &
Extension
Remote Engine Start
Control Module (ECU)
Quantity=1
Remote Engine Start
Wire Harness
Quantity=1
Remote Engine Start
Transmitters w/ Warning Tags
Quantity=2
Under Hood
Warning Label
Quantity=1
Tie Wraps
20cm Quantity=4
39cm Quantity=8
REMOTE STARTQUICK REFERENCE*
RemoteStart Activation
Press Two(2)Times
WithinThree (3) Seconds
RemoteStart Activation
Press Two(2)Times
Within(2) Seconds, Then
Pressand Hold For Three (3)
Seconds
LONGRANGE ACTIVATION -ALL MODELS ALTERNATE ACTIVATION-
PUSHBUTTON START MODELS
RemoteStart Shutdown
Pressand Hold For
Two(2) Seconds
RemoteStart Shutdown
Pressand Hold For
Three(3) Seconds
NOTE: All vehicle doors, hood, trunk or rear gate must be closed prior to activating the remote engine start
system. Any open entry point will prevent starting or cause the system to shut down.
Uponsuccessful activation, the remote start fob will flash and beep one (1) time**, the horn will honk one (1) time
andthe side marker lights, tail lights and parking lights will flash one (1) time. Thesystem will check certain safety
preconditionsbefore starting and if all conditions are met, the engine will start within five (5) seconds. Afterthe
enginestarts, the remote start fob will flash and beep two (2) times**, the horn will honk one (1) time and the side
markerlights, tail lights and parking lights will flash one (1) time. Whilethe engine is running via the remote engine
startsystem, the remote start fob will continue to flash one (1) time every three (3) seconds, the side marker lights,
taillights and parking lights will remain illuminated and the power window switches will be disabled. Theengine
willcontinue to run for fifteen (15) minutes unless one of the safety parameters below is triggered. Thesystem also
hasa timer that will allow the system to operate for a maximum of twenty (20) minutes (under multiple remote start
activations). Using the factory ignition key (Turn start models) or Access key (Push button start models) to turn on the
ignitionresets the twenty (20) minute timer.
Ifthe engine turns over but does not start (or starts and stalls) the remote engine start system will power off and then
attemptto start the engine three (3) additional times. Thesystem will not attempt to restart the engine if it determines
avehicle malfunction is preventing it from starting. Ifthe engine does not start after the three (3) additional attempts,
theremote engine start request will be aborted.
RemoteStart Safety Parameters
Forsafety and security reasons, the system will fail to start or shut down the engine during remote start operation if
anyof the following occur:
• Theremote start system has operated for twenty (20) minutes between ignition “ON” cycles
Thehorn will honk three (3) times and the parking lights will flash three (3) times
• Anyof the vehicle’s doors, trunk or rear gate are open
Thehorn will honk six (6) times and the parking lights will flash six (6) times
• Thevehicle’s hood is open
Thehorn will honk two (2) times and the parking lights will flash two (2) times
• Theignition key is resting in the ignition cylinder (Turn start models)
Thehorn will honk two (2) times and the parking lights will flash two (2) times
• Thetransmission shifter is not in the “park” position
Thehorn will honk two (2) times and the parking lights will flash two (2) times
• Thevehicle’s brake pedal is pressed before the vehicle ignition is turned “ON”
Thehorn will honk two (2) times and the parking lights will flash two (2) times
• Thevehicle’s engine idle speed has reached a level over 3,500 RPM (this will cause the vehicle to shut down)
• Thevehicle’s security system is triggered by opening the door, trunk or rear gate (if the security system is armed
atthe time of remote start activation)
Inaddition to the items above, if the vehicle’s engine management system determines there is a safety risk due to a
vehiclerelated problem, the engine will shut down.
WARNING: TO AVOIDDANGER OF CARBON MONOXIDE, NEVER REMOTE START A VEHICLE IN ACLOSED
SPACESUCH AS A CLOSED GARAGE.
NOTE: Laws in some communities require that the vehicle be within view of anyone using the Remote Engine
Start. In some areas, use of the Remote Engine Start may violate state, provincial or local laws. Beforeusing
theRemote Engine Start, check your state, provincial and local laws.
*See the vehicle owner’s manual for more details.
**Provided that the remote start fob is within the operating range of the system. P/N: 4280648, Rev -
Quick
Reference Card
Quantity=1 English,
1 French
Torque Wrench
T
WARNING: / AVERTISSEMENT
This vehicle is equipped with a remote controlled engine starter.
To reduce the risk of serious Injury or death, switch engine starter
system into service mode and disconnect the vehicle battery
before performing any service on the vehicle.
Ce véhicule est doté d'un démarreur à distance. Pour réduire les
risques de blessures graves ou mortelles, mettre le démarreur à
distance en mode service et débrancher la batterie du véhicule
avant d'effectuer des travaux d'entretien sur celui-ci.
Pick Tool
Alcohol and Towel
ECU Foam Tape
Quantity=1
Wire Harness
Clip
Quantity=1
Utility Knife Ruler

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1. Using a 10mm socket/ratchet, disconnect the negative battery
terminal. (FIGURE A)
NOTE: Do not disconnect the battery cable from the battery
post.
NOTE: DO NOT PROCEED TO THE NEXT STEP FOR ONE (1)
MINUTE TO ALLOW TIME FOR THE AIRBAG POWER SUPPLY
TO DISCHARGE.
2. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the left side dashboard
panel by starting at the bottom access notch and working upward to
disengage four (4) pressure clips. (FIGURE B)
Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove one (1) Phillips screw securing
the lower dashboard panel on the left side of the dashboard.
(FIGURE C)
3. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the driver’s left side
lower dashboard panel by pulling straight out to disengage seven
(7) pressure clips. Unplug all connectors attached to the dashboard
panel. (FIGURE D)
4VEHICLE PREPARATION
FIGURE A
FIGURE B
FIGURE D
FIGURE C

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4VEHICLE PREPARATION, continued
4. Using a Phillips screwdriver, remove one (1) Phillips
screw on the lower corner of the driver’s right side
lower dashboard panel. Carefully remove the driver’s
right side lower dashboard panel by pulling straight
out toward the rear of the vehicle to disengage six (6)
pressure clips. (FIGURE E)
NOTE: Do not pull from the bottom of the panel,
doing so may result in damage to the panel or the
retaining clips.
FIGURE H
FIGURE E
6. Usinga10mmsocket/ratchet/extension, remove thetwo
(2) 10mm nuts securing the driver’s side lower airbag/
knee bolster. (FIGURE G)
Removethelower airbag/kneebolster. Using apicktool,
disengage the yellow connector lock by lifting upward.
(FIGURE H)
Using a panel removal tool, carefully lift upward to
unplug the electrical connector and place the airbag/
knee bolster panel in a safe area.
FIGURE G
FIGURE F
5. Remove the steering column shroud. Using a Phillips
screwdriver, remove one (1) Phillips screw on the left
side face and one (1) Phillips screw on the right side
face of the steering column shroud. Carefully unsnap
andremovethelower steeringcolumnshroudpaneland
then remove the upper steering column shroud panel.
(FIGURE F)
NOTE: Insert theignition key into theignition switch
and turn to the “ACC” position to unlock and rotate
the steering wheel to access the Phillips screws on
the face of the steering column.
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8. Using a panel removal tool, carefully remove the right side
dashboard panel by starting at the bottom access notch
and working upward to disengage four (4) pressure clips.
(FIGURE J)
FIGURE J
FIGURE K
FIGURE I
FIGURE L
9. Usingapanelremovaltool,carefullyliftupward to disengage
four (4) pressure clips and one (1) finger clip and then pull
rearward to remove the passenger’s side ornament panel.
(FIGURE K)
7. Open the glove box and press inward on the sides of the
glove box to disengage the retaining tabs from the glove box
inner cover. Disconnect the strut from the glove box.
(FIGURE I)
10.Using aPhillipsscrewdriver,removeseven(7) Phillips screws
securing the glove box inner cover. Disengage the six (6)
pressure clips and disconnect the glove box lamp connector
to remove the glove box inner cover. (FIGURE L)
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1. Locate the glove box inner cover and remote engine
start ECU. Using alcohol, clean the back side of the
glove box inner cover and ECU, as shown.
(FIGURE M)
2. Usingthesupplieddoublesidedtape, remove the three
(3) small release liners and attach the tape to the glove
box inner cover. Ensure the tape is positioned against
theverticalcharacterlineand flat againstthemulti-level
inner cover, as shown. Press firmly in place for at least
30 seconds. (FIGURE N)
NOTE: Ensure the double sided tape is positioned
away from any obstructions on the glove box inner
cover.
3. Using a ruler, measure and mark a straight line 1/2”
down from the top of the double sided tape, as shown.
(FIGURE N) Using a sharp utility knife and ruler, score
thereleaselinerofthedouble sided tape on thestraight
“dashed” line.
NOTE: Score the release liner only. Do not score
through the double sided tape.
REMOTE ENGINE START ECU MOUNTING
FIGURE M
Vertical
Character
Line Obstruction
Clean with
Alcohol
FIGURE N

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4. Remove the larger/lower section of the release liner
from the double sided tape. (FIGURE O)
5. AttachtheremoteenginestartECUtothe double sided
tape. Ensurethecornerof the ECU,closesttothe white
8-pin header, is flush with the upper left corner of the
exposed double sided tape, as shown. (FIGURE P)
Press firmly in place for at least thirty (30) seconds.
NOTE: Ensure the 1/2” upper section of the double
sided tape is NOT covered by the ECU.
6. Using alcohol, clean the lower, front side of the ECU,
as shown. (FIGURE P)
7. Removethereleaselinerfromtheone (1) supplied wire
harness clip and attach it to the lower, front side of the
ECU, as shown. Press firmly in place for at least ten
(10) seconds. (FIGURE Q)
8. Using one (1) of the supplied 39cm tie wraps, secure
the remote engine start ECU to the glove box inner
cover. Trim off the excess tie wrap. (FIGURE Q)
REMOTE ENGINE START ECU MOUNTING, continued
FIGURE O
FIGURE P
1/2” - Do Not Remove 1/2” Section -
Mount Corner
of ECU Flush
with Corner
of Exposed
Foam Tape
FIGURE Q
1/2” - Do Not Remove 1/2” Section -
1/2” - Do Not Remove 1/2” Section -
Clean with
Alcohol

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8-PIN IGNITION SWITCH CONNECTIONS
1. Adjustthetilt/telescopicsteering columnalltheway out anddown.
2. Locate the plastic channel at the base of the steering column
that protects the ignition wire harness. (FIGURE R)
Usingapanelremovaltool,carefullyreleasethethree(3) plastic
tabs on the left side to open the plastic channel and carefully
swing it downward. (FIGURE R)
3. Locateandunplugthe8-pinignitionswitch connector on the right
side of the steering column. Carefully pull the connector down
and away from the steering column. (FIGURE S)
4. Plugtheremoteengine startwireharness8-pinfemale connector
into the vehicle’s ignition switch. (FIGURE T)
REMOTE ENGINE START WIRE HARNESS CONNECTIONS
FIGURE S
FIGURE R
LOCK
ACC
ON
START
Factory 8-Pin Female
Ignition Switch Connector
LOCK
ACC
ON
START
Factory 8-Pin Female
Ignition Switch Connector
FIGURE T
Plastic Tabs

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8-PIN IGNITION SWITCH CONNECTIONS, continued
5. Carefullyfoldbacktheremoteenginestart wire harness
8-pin foam wrapped male connector. Plug the factory
8-pin female ignition switch connector into the remote
engine start wire harness 8-pin male connector.
(FIGURE U)
6. Route the remote engine start wire harness inside the
plasticchannelontheleft side of thefactoryignitionwire
harness. Engage the three (3) plastic tabs to close the
plastic channel. (FIGURE V)
7. Securetheremoteenginestartwireharness8-pinfoam
wrapped male connector to the vehicle’s wire harness
using one (1) of the supplied 39cm tie wraps. Secure
the remote engine start wire harness above the plastic
channel using one (1) of the supplied 39cm tie wraps
at the white tape ring. Trim off the excess tie wraps.
(FIGURE W)
NOTE: Ensure the tie wrap clasps are rotated
upward to avoid contact with the steering column
shroud after re-assembly.
8. Continue to route the remote engine start wire
harness, with 4-pin and 2-pin pre-fit connectors, along
the vehicle’s wire harness toward the left side of the
dashboard and secure with three (3) of the supplied
39cm tie wraps at the white tape rings. Trim off the
excess tie wraps. (FIGURE X)
FIGURE W
FIGURE U
LOCK
ACC
ON
START
FIGURE V
REMOTE ENGINE START WIRE HARNESS CONNECTIONS, continued
FIGURE X
Plastic Tabs

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4-PIN & 2-PIN PRE-FIT CONNECTIONS
9. Locate and release the vehicle’s 4-pin and 2-pin
pre-fit connectors secured to the vehicle’s wire
harness with breakaway tape near the dash wall
and to the left of the brake pedal assembly.
(FIGURE Y)
10.When the vehicle’s 4-pin and 2-pin pre-fit
connectors are free from the breakaway tape,
unplug and discard the 2-pin mating connector/
wire jumper. (This is used for the power window
interrupt circuit).
11.Plug the remote engine start wire harness 4-pin
and2-pinconnectorsintothecorrespondingpre-fit
connectorsandsecure tothevehicle’swireharness
with one (1) of the supplied 39cm tie wraps.
Trim off the excess tie wrap. (FIGURE Z)
REMOTE ENGINE START WIRE HARNESS CONNECTIONS, continued
FIGURE Y
FIGURE Z
Brake Pedal
Assembly

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REMOTE ENGINE START WIRE HARNESS ROUTING
12.Route the remote engine start wire harness, with 12-pin
and 8-pin ECU connectors, to the center console and
secure with two (2) of the supplied 20cm tie wraps at
the white tape rings. Trim off the excess tie wraps.
(FIGURE AA)
NOTE: The lower tie wrap is routed through a slot
in the vehicle’s HVAC assembly.
13.Continue to route the remote engine start wire harness
behind the center console and secure with one (1) of
thesupplied20cmtiewrapsatthe white tape ring. Trim
off the excess tie wrap. (FIGURE BB)
NOTE: The tie wrap is routed through a slot in the
vehicle’s HVAC assembly.
REMOTE ENGINE START WIRE HARNESS CONNECTIONS, continued
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FIGURE AA
FIGURE BB

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REMOTE ENGINE START ECU CONNECTIONS
14.Route the remote engine start wire harness, with 12-
pin and 8-pin ECU connectors, through the cabin filter
access opening of the glove box inner cover, as shown.
Re-connect the glove box lamp connector to the lamp
on the glove box inner cover. Re-install the glove box
inner cover by engaging the six (6) pressure clips and
secure with seven (7) Phillips screws. (FIGURE CC)
NOTE: Ensure the upper 8-pin header of the remote
engine start ECU is clear of the metal dashboard
bracket. (FIGURE CC)
15.Route the remote engine start wire harness to the
remote engine start ECU. Plug the remote engine start
wireharness12-pinand8-pinconnectorsintotheECU.
(FIGURE DD)
16.Reach behind the glove box inner cover and route
the remote engine start wire harness through the wire
harness clip. (FIGURE EE)
NOTE: Ensure the remote engine start wire
harness is NOT too tight to avoid stress on the ECU
connectors.
REMOTE ENGINE START WIRE HARNESS CONNECTIONS, continued
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FIGURE EE
FIGURE CC
- Do Not Remove 1/2” Section -- Do Not Remove 1/2” Section -
FIGURE DD
View From
Behind the
Glove Box
Inner Cover
Ensure
Clearance
from the
Bracket
ECU
Dashboard Bracket

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PANEL RE-ASSEMBLY
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1. Plug the yellow electrical connector into the airbag/knee bolster. Verify that the yellow connector is fully seated.
Failure to seat the connector lock could result in the instrument cluster airbag light remaining illuminated. Reinstall
the airbag/knee bolster and torque the two (2) 10mm nuts to 7.5 Nm +/- 2 Nm (0.76 Kgf-m +/- 0.2 Kgf-m, 5.5 ft-lbs
+/- 1.5 ft-lbs).
2. Re-install the steering column shroud and secure in place with two (2) Phillips screws.
3. Re-install the driver’s right side lower dashboard panel and secure with one (1) Phillips screw.
4. Plug in any previously removed connectors and re-install the driver’s left side lower dashboard panel.
5. Re-installthe one (1) Phillips screw on the left sideofthedashboardthat secures the lower dashboard panel in place.
6. Re-install the left side dashboard panel.
7. Re-install the passenger’s side ornament panel by engaging the four (4) pressure clips and one (1) finger clip.
8. Re-install the right side dashboard panel by engaging the four (4) pressure clips.
9. Re-install the glove box and strut.
10. At the end of the installation, insert the Quick Reference Cards into the Owner’s Information Kit.
7UNDER HOOD WARNING LABEL MOUNTING
1. Using alcohol, clean the top of the air intake plenum,
near the radiator core support.
2. Removetherelease linerfromtheunderhood warning
label and secure to the top of the air intake plenum,
as shown. (FIGURE FF)
FIGURE FF
WARNING: / ADVERTISSEMENT
WARNING: / ADVERTISSEMENT

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SYSTEM POWER-UP
1. After all the connections are complete, re-connect the vehicle’s negative battery terminal. Using a 10mm socket/
torque wrench, tighten the 10mm nut to 7.5 Nm +/- 2 Nm (0.76 Kgf-m +/- 0.2 Kgf-m, 5.5 ft-lbs +/- 1.5 ft-lbs).
2. Start the vehicle at least one (1) time using the ignition key prior to activating the remote engine start system. This
is required to allow the vehicle’s electronic systems to re-synchronize.
3. With the vehicle running via the ignition key, verify that the instrument cluster airbag light turns off. If the airbag light
remains on, refer to the vehicle service information for troubleshooting.
4. With the vehicle running via the ignition key, apply the brake pedal and shift the transmission out of park. Turn off
the engine and confirm the ignition key cannot be removed from the ignition switch. If it can, confirm the key lock
solenoid connector is connected and the delivery (test) mode fuse is removed, then re-check.
5. Refer to the vehicle Owner’s manual for the Power Window Reset Procedure to restore the power window functions.
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SYSTEM REGISTRATION
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DST-i SETUP
REGISTRATION
Insert an ignition key
into the ignition
cylinder and turn to
Press and hold the DST-i
“B” and “A” buttons
simultaneously for
approximately 5 seconds
to enter stand alone mode
DST-i screen will
display "Press YES if
it is a smart system,
otherwise press NO.
Using the arrows
on the DST-i, select
“Name”
DST-i screen will
display "Execute
Remote Engine Start
CM Registration?
Press YES or NO
Registration
Complete
PRESS
A
PRESS
A
PRESS
A
PRESS
A
PRESS
A
PRESS
A
PRESS
A
PRESS
A
Plug the DST-i Using the arrows on the
DST-i, select Diagnostic
and Press “A” to proceed
to Registration
diagnostic plug
diagnostic connector
into the vehicle’s
Using the arrows
on the DST-i, select
“Impreza”
Using the arrows
on the DST-i, select
“Model year”
Using the arrows on
the DST-i, select the
vehicle model year
“XXMY”
Using the arrows
on the DST-i, select
“Immobilizer”
Using the arrows
on the DST-i, select
“NO”
DST-i screen will
display "Check if
Ignition SW is
turned ON.”
Using the arrows
on the DST-i, select
“YES”
Using the arrows
on the DST-i, select
“Remote Engine Start
CM Registration”
DST-i screen will
display "Successful
[Remote Engine Start
CM Registration]
Press OK”
Using the arrows
on the DST-i, select
“YES”
PRESS
A
PRESS
A
Using the arrows
on the DST-i, select
“OK”
the ON position
NOTE: Once the Ignition is turned ON, the system will exit System Registration after 2 minutes.

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POST INSTALLATION CHECKLIST
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1. REMOTE ENGINE START - Ensure the key is removed from the ignition switch, the engine hood, all doors
and trunk or hatch are closed. Press the START button on the remote start transmitter two (2) times within
3 seconds. The vehicle’s parking lights should flash and the vehicle’s horn should honk one (1) time and
then the vehicle should crank and start. Once started, the transmitter LED will flash two (2) times and the
parking lights will turn on and stay on signifying the vehicle is running. The transmitter LED will flash one
(1) time every three (3) seconds signifying the vehicle is still running.
2. SHUT DOWN WITH DOOR OPENING - While the vehicle is running by the remote engine start, wait at least
five (5) seconds and then confirm that all functions (lock, unlock & trunk or hatch, but not panic) operate
properly on the FACTORY transmitter. Once the FACTORY transmitter functionality is confirmed, press the
UNLOCK button on the FACTORY transmitter and open any vehicle door. The remote engine start should
shut down and the transmitter LED should flash three (3) times indicating the system has shut down.
3. ACTIVATION WITH DOOR OPEN - Ensure the key is removed from the ignition switch and the engine hood
and trunk or hatch are closed. Open the driver’s door and press the START button on the remote start
transmitter two (2) times within three (3) seconds. The vehicle’s parking lights should flash and the vehicle’s
horn should honk six (6) times. The vehicle should not start with any door, trunk or hatch opened.
4. BRAKE PEDAL SAFETY - While sitting in the vehicle with the engine hood, all doors and trunk or hatch
closed, activate the remote engine start and press the brake pedal. The vehicle should shut off.
5. KEY-IN-SENSE - While sitting in the vehicle with the engine hood, all doors and trunk or hatch closed, insert
the ignition key into the ignition switch, but keep it in the OFF position. Activate the remote engine start.
The vehicle’s parking lights should flash and the vehicle’s horn should honk (2) times. The vehicle should
not start since the key is in the ignition switch.
6. HOOD SAFETYSWITCH- Open the enginehoodandactivatetheremote engine start. The vehicle’sparking
lights should flash and the vehicle’s horn should honk two (2) times. The vehicle should not start since the
hood safety switch is activated.
7. HEATER /A/C FUNCTION - Using the ignition key, turn the ignition to the ON position. Preset the vehicle’s
heater or air conditioning to the ON position. Turn the ignition OFF and remove the ignition key. Activate
the remote engine start and verify that the heater or air conditioning turns on to the preset setting for manual
climate controlled vehicles or turns to the “Full Auto” setting for electronic climate control vehicles.
8. 15 MINUTE RUN TIME - Activate the remote engine start and allow the system to run for the 15 minute
preset run time. The remote engine start should shut down after 15 minutes (+/- 10 seconds).
9. TRANSMITTER FUNCTIONALITY VERIFICATION - Activate the remote engine start using both of the
supplied single button remote start transmitters.
FUNCTIONAL TESTING IS NOW COMPLETE.
4280846 Rev - 7/25/18