traindisp

I just bought my first ford veh an f150 and want to put an auto start on it. Need to what is out there for me. Dealer wants to charge me $605 to install one for me. Seems kinda steep no?

Hemi_Hunter

I'd say its a little steep.....I've had 2 autostart car starters and they worked perfect no problems or issues and if you do have issues the have really good info and manuals on there website

2011LIMITED#288

It's Lariat...How people who own these vehicles can't even spell what they drive properly, when it's written on the truck never ceases to amaze me.

Nateharsh

^hey who gives a rats *** how he spells it. I know I can't spell shlt but you understand what we are saying right??

2010stx4by4

Lol +1 I don't usually check my spelling the dang auto correct on my iPhone changes words for me. 85% of the time they're correct the other 15% they're wrong.

Who cares how it's spelled, it's not a spelling bee. He just needed an answer to his question.

Sometimes auto correct is a funny thing.

Nateharsh

Me too, and I get so pissed when it says "No Replacements Found" lol

jjkjr

well pat your self on the back....... maybe he couldnt type .... and what in the world does it really matter......... maybe they are like me that cant spell real good and i dont sit in my truck and type ....... geez

traindisp

Ok, so I dont know how to spell or type... LOL

2010stx4by4

It's not a big deal, unless someone has to call out the person misspelling the word.
We all know what you were talking about.

RES4CUE

Yes it is steep, You can find them at Best Buy or most car audio shops. If you just want a basic system that will start the truck and have all the features of your fob then it will run in the $400 range. I was quoted this for a brand called avital, it is a DEI made brand. DEI makes viper, clifford, ect.