A:Answer2021 Outback’s come standard with remote start, which works through the MySubaru app. After you register your vehicle with MySubaru, you will need to pay for the StarLink subscription service to use the remote start option. It’s worth it though!
A:AnswerIt depends on the vehicle and the exact product/accessories you are looking to have installed. Consult your local Best Buy Autotech for compatibility, pricing and time.
A:AnswerI'm not positive but I believe the reason is because this system uses several different T-harnesses to connect to the vehicle in which it is installed. The only one they have for Ford/Lincoln products is the THFON2 harness which is only compatible with F-150 from 2015-2016. You should ask to speak directly to the Best Buy Tech that does the installation as he will be more familiar with what he can do, than the guy in the store. I know you can always go to an automotive stereo/alarm store that does their own installation and find one that will work for your 1999 F-150.
A:AnswerNo, I’m afraid you’ll still need your car keys. Your phone can still turn on the remote start from Bluetooth range, but you need to insert your key in the ignition (or have it near the ignition if you have keyless start) when you drive you’re r car.
This is a Security feature that prevents someone from just simply getting into your remote started vehicle when your not around and driving away with the car.
A:AnswerIt depends what remote you are using. The one that comes with it works from inside our house and at checkouts of most stores as long as it’s not obstructed too much. Using Bluetooth with phone is hit and miss from pretty close. Basically same range as wireless headphones or smart watch. There are upgraded remotes viper sells for further range though.
