Directed Electronics Remote Start on 2040-parts.com
Saint Joseph, Missouri, US
I have 2 of the remote outfits to sell. They are made by Directed Electronics and are for automatic, fuel-injected vehicles. It says it is the world's easiest to install. It is a self-diagnostic system and has a 24-hour toll free tech support. The white box has the alarm bypass module. They have never been opened. US only
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