2015 XLT Remote Start
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No luck needed:
https://www.f150forum.com/f53/bi-dir...hipped-306507/
Talk to Beau (Rogel Ford), he has kits for 2015s even though the attached link is for '09-'14.
https://www.f150forum.com/f53/bi-dir...hipped-306507/
Talk to Beau (Rogel Ford), he has kits for 2015s even though the attached link is for '09-'14.
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You'll need the controller/remote box from the factory. You can't just buy a key fob with the option, and it work.
As everyone's stated, there are several brands out there that offer a almost plug and play setup. I've installed it on prior year models, but yet to do it on a 2015. Range is pretty bad, but it's limited to the range of the factory key fob. So it's not the remote start's fault. The programming procedure as said before, requires a programming module and it requires both keys to program.
As everyone's stated, there are several brands out there that offer a almost plug and play setup. I've installed it on prior year models, but yet to do it on a 2015. Range is pretty bad, but it's limited to the range of the factory key fob. So it's not the remote start's fault. The programming procedure as said before, requires a programming module and it requires both keys to program.
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RES4CUE (01-02-2016)
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No worries. I'm sure you have experience with many different remote start system manufacturers. My only experience is the hundreds of Compustar systems we have installed for clients and the various crap systems we have pulled out. (Compustar RS systems run just under $300 without installation)
They are very similar to alarm systems, in that you can get a working system for pretty cheap on Amazon or Ebay. I just wouldn't personally recommend it for what should be obvious reasons.
I can't speak for the one you linked at $225, so I won't
They are very similar to alarm systems, in that you can get a working system for pretty cheap on Amazon or Ebay. I just wouldn't personally recommend it for what should be obvious reasons.
I can't speak for the one you linked at $225, so I won't
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No worries. I'm sure you have experience with many different remote start system manufacturers. My only experience is the hundreds of Compustar systems we have installed for clients and the various crap systems we have pulled out. (Compustar RS systems run just under $300 without installation)
They are very similar to alarm systems, in that you can get a working system for pretty cheap on Amazon or Ebay. I just wouldn't personally recommend it for what should be obvious reasons.
I can't speak for the one you linked at $225, so I won't![Wink](https://www.f150forum.com/images/smilies/wink.gif)
They are very similar to alarm systems, in that you can get a working system for pretty cheap on Amazon or Ebay. I just wouldn't personally recommend it for what should be obvious reasons.
I can't speak for the one you linked at $225, so I won't
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OP, don't spend money to raise a retailer's margin. I may not have the amount of experience as others, but I do know that consumer electronics, especially mobile electronics, are often ridiculously overpriced. Do your homework and take everything with a grain of salt. FWIW, the link I posted is to what I believe is a good deal and I hope it helped.
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Lol read it how you will. You offered your opinion on a cheaper system being an alternative to the one I recommended, I just assumed it was based on your experience. I offered my opinion and then shed light on my own experience so it could be taken in perspective.
$75 savings to go with a no name brand is not worth it IMHO, but the OP (and anyone else) can and should do their own research before making a decision.
And 'mobile electronics being overpriced' is a pretty general statement. Flip phones get the job done but iPhones are popular for a reason.
Anyway, I've contributed what I can. If OP has any questions feel free to PM me.
$75 savings to go with a no name brand is not worth it IMHO, but the OP (and anyone else) can and should do their own research before making a decision.
And 'mobile electronics being overpriced' is a pretty general statement. Flip phones get the job done but iPhones are popular for a reason.
Anyway, I've contributed what I can. If OP has any questions feel free to PM me.
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RES4CUE (01-02-2016)
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Lol read it how you will. You offered your opinion on a cheaper system being an alternative to the one I recommended, I just assumed it was based on your experience. I offered my opinion and then shed light on my own experience so it could be taken in perspective.
$75 savings to go with a no name brand is not worth it IMHO, but the OP (and anyone else) can and should do their own research before making a decision.
And 'mobile electronics being overpriced' is a pretty general statement. Flip phones get the job done but iPhones are popular for a reason.
Anyway, I've contributed what I can. If OP has any questions feel free to PM me.
$75 savings to go with a no name brand is not worth it IMHO, but the OP (and anyone else) can and should do their own research before making a decision.
And 'mobile electronics being overpriced' is a pretty general statement. Flip phones get the job done but iPhones are popular for a reason.
Anyway, I've contributed what I can. If OP has any questions feel free to PM me.
As to the link I posted that's in question, it is my understanding that Rogel Ford is selling OE parts, albeit systems that do not come stock. I'm fairly certain that those systems are manufactured in some factory in Asia like most other consumer electronics, but I'd be willing to buy it (it's on my personal build list) based on the positive reviews posted in the thread by other f150forum.com members.
Cheers to you and the OP. I hope everyone is having and will continue to have a good year, and my apologies to all whom I may have offended. I sincerely hope the OP finds what he/she is looking for, and that they get the best deal possible as well.
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LD5050 (01-02-2016)
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http://www.ebay.com/itm/15-thru-16-F...9U3RwK&vxp=mtr
Dealer installed on my '15 XLT...works great...nice range![Thumbsup](https://www.f150forum.com/images/smilies/thumbsup.gif)
Progressive Car Find...start/stop the engine from up to 1000 feet
Adjustable Sensitivity Perimeter Plus Remote Start Vehicle Security module adds an effective layer of anti-theft protection. NEW accessory contains features not available from the factory...specifically designed to protect against the theft of contents/accessories.
Dealer installed on my '15 XLT...works great...nice range
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Progressive Car Find...start/stop the engine from up to 1000 feet
Adjustable Sensitivity Perimeter Plus Remote Start Vehicle Security module adds an effective layer of anti-theft protection. NEW accessory contains features not available from the factory...specifically designed to protect against the theft of contents/accessories.