Charles, a Wattsburg, PA, resident, recently bought a brand-new 2019 Honda Pilot and decided to upgrade it with a high-quality, long-range remote start. When Charles was purchasing the vehicle, the dealership offered to put a remote start in it for him. Charles said, “No, thanks. I take my vehicles to ENORMIS.”
Charles came to the store and spoke with Doug Reichert, who demonstrated several models and explained that the 2019 Pilot was eligible for vehicle-specific remote start harnessing. Doug said that even though Honda vehicle-specific harnessing might cost a little more, it is well worth the cost. That’s because a vehicle-specific remote start harness is made for a particular vehicle. It works directly with the vehicle’s communication system and does not limit the function of the vehicle conveniences — things that a vehicle owner might never think about.
Here is an important example: This 2019 Honda Pilot is a push-to-start model. Without the Honda vehicle-specific harnessing, the Pilot’s engine would turn off when the owner opens the door and would require him to restart the vehicle. That won’t happen with an ENORMIS remote start install. Without the vehicle-specific harness, the vehicle also would not allow the factory Honda remote to lock or unlock the doors while the engine is running.
Charles selected the Ataqan two-way long-range remote start remotes. This option has up to 3,000 feet of remote start range and will notify him when the vehicle is running and whether the doors are locked or unlocked. This was Charles’s fifth remote start, so he was familiar with the quality and options that ENORMIS remote car starters offer. Charles, we thank you for choosing ENORMIS Mobile Specialties for the past 15 years.
This post was provided by Doug Reichert. Call him! Doug has been in the automotive service business since 2001. In his free time, Doug likes working outside in his yard and enjoys exercising. Doug is active in his community by volunteering at his church and for several nonprofits.