Accessorides auto start, bought one.....

bsa70

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From many recommendations on this forum, I purchased and Accesorides auto start. Took my time yesterday, after about an hour, had it up and going. Very easy to install and program. Works wonderfully.

If you want remote start for your 4 runner, I highly recommend them. I don't need it but the wife has a bank job. I went with the 1200ft remote. She can be in her office and crank the vehicle, pretty cool.....

Not sure how it all works, but you can have it tied to your phone and crank from anywhere...
 
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Ive had the Accessorides remote start on my 4Runner for months now, havent had any issues at all, i would also definitely recommend it.
 
Can anybody point me to the BEST install video on Youtube? I've looked at a few, and they all seem to "magically" jump steps...
 
Can anybody point me to the BEST install video on Youtube? I've looked at a few, and they all seem to "magically" jump steps...

Unfortunately there is not a best video because, as you mentioned, they magically jump steps. The newer videos reflect the current install process and you won't have to splice anything. Of course, none of the videos show how to do the most tedious part, which is properly routing the harness for the steering column so you'll have to figure out how to navigate that tight fit while making sure nothing rubs or gets tugged on when buttoning everything up or adjusting the steering wheel in the future.
 
Can anybody point me to the BEST install video on Youtube? I've looked at a few, and they all seem to "magically" jump steps...

I'm pretty sure mine came with step by step instructions.
Old school way.....I know, Printed on paper.
Don't recall watching any video and still got it done.

It doesn't really take any mechanical skilz to unplug and replug a few connectors. Routing the wires can be done a bunch of different ways depending on whatever other electrical mods/additions you've made. I don't really think there is a wrong way to do it.

The hardest part was getting the cellular control activated and linked to my account/phone. But again old school printout worked like a charm. If you didn't buy the cellular option then you won't have to worry about that.
 
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Happy Accessorides user here. One of the first mods i bought and installed, it helps us out here in North Dakota. Install took about 30 minutes most of it was dealing with taking the plastics off and seating everything properly.

Install vid i used for reference was TRD John i believe.
 
Unfortunately there is not a best video because, as you mentioned, they magically jump steps. The newer videos reflect the current install process and you won't have to splice anything. Of course, none of the videos show how to do the most tedious part, which is properly routing the harness for the steering column so you'll have to figure out how to navigate that tight fit while making sure nothing rubs or gets tugged on when buttoning everything up or adjusting the steering wheel in the future.

Well, I did it. I watched several videos and managed to get most of the info that way. Only issue I had was where to fit the plug part of the harness right under the key. I had to unplug it twice and try a different spot to get the trim under the steering wheel to fit back together.
 
Well, I did it. I watched several videos and managed to get most of the info that way. Only issue I had was where to fit the plug part of the harness right under the key. I had to unplug it twice and try a different spot to get the trim under the steering wheel to fit back together.

Awesome! It's not bad, just takes a few tries to figure out the best path for that piece.
 
Love my Accessorides, have been recommending it for the last year now. Recently added the cell phone module and OMG I love it even more now!
 
Has anyone with an acessorides been able to get pit stop mode to work and how or if the kit has the pit stop mode function?
 
Is it too much to ask to have a system for push start that is plug and play, uses oem smart key, and will not shutoff when you open the door?
 
Is it too much to ask to have a system for push start that is plug and play, uses oem smart key, and will not shutoff when you open the door?
Yes
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Why does the remote start unlock the vehicle??

Does anyone else who's installed this kit notice that between pressing the keyfob 3 times and the vehicle starting that it actually unlocks all your doors?

Do your units do this or is it just mine??
 
Does anyone else who's installed this kit notice that between pressing the keyfob 3 times and the vehicle starting that it actually unlocks all your doors?

Do your units do this or is it just mine??

I had to just now double checked mine to be sure.

It locks the doors 3 times and starts.....
When I grab the handle to open the door, it's still locked.
 
I had to just now double checked mine to be sure.

It locks the doors 3 times and starts.....
When I grab the handle to open the door, it's still locked.

Thank you for checking nglayton. I must have a buggy unit. I press lock on the keyfob 3 times and all my doors unlock, then the vehicle starts, then the doors return to the locked position.

I’ve contacted accessorides about my issue. I’m waiting for a reply. I’ll post back when there’s news.
 
Thank you for checking nglayton. I must have a buggy unit. I press lock on the keyfob 3 times and all my doors unlock, then the vehicle starts, then the doors return to the locked position.

I’ve contacted accessorides about my issue. I’m waiting for a reply. I’ll post back when there’s news.

I got an email back today. Accessorides were really quick about responding. Basically I was told that the vehicle is supposed to unlock to bypass the alarm system. I suppose everything is working fine. I guess just don’t be alarmed to find that your whip unlocks for a few seconds before it starts.
 
I got an email back today. Accessorides were really quick about responding. Basically I was told that the vehicle is supposed to unlock to bypass the alarm system. I suppose everything is working fine. I guess just don’t be alarmed to find that your whip unlocks for a few seconds before it starts.

So it's locking 3 times, unlocking (to bypass alarm) starting, then relocking?

I admit, I didn't watch that with an eagle eye when I tested it. As I was walking out to check it, I wasn't that close to it. I just heard 3 unlocks, cranking and when I grabbed the handle it was locked still. (or again, I guess, from your explanation)

In order to be an issue, you would have to yank it open while its cranking?

Seems like that should prematurely wear out a few lock actuators......knock on wood.
 
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