Remote start for Q7
Last edited by geng77; Jun 29, 2014 at 04:34 AM.
From what I understand if you put one in it voids any electrical warranty. But the mechanical warranty is in effected. Ya know, if I could put a spare key in the ignition start it and lock the door I'd be fine. But you can't even do that. I tried locking it manually then closing the door. And tried closing it and locking it with the remote still no good. So if the Q is sitting and warming with the key in it someone could just jump in and go.
You would think that Audi would have thought of this and made some provisions. I would even go as far as paying the dealer twice what a normal installer would get if they would do it. I like that Viper that uses a smart phone app. I don't want another key fob hanging around.
As I write this, I have a remote start being installed in my 2013 Q7 TDI. You CAN leave the car running and use the valet key to lock the door manually via the keyhole after you get out and close all of the doors.
That's my cold weather solution- I live one hour from Canada in northern MN. To be continued...
That's my cold weather solution- I live one hour from Canada in northern MN. To be continued...
I'll try that tonight Thanks
BTW I'm SOOO jealous LOL I wish I could say the heck with the warranty. What kind did you get installed?
Last edited by Ctsearay; Jan 23, 2015 at 11:11 AM.
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Given that's it's an accredited dealer and product you should be safe (as long as it's a proper install of course).
Dealers LOVE to try to say 'no' to these things, mainly because they don't understand them. I love to push back and let them know they need to say 'yes' or face legal action
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i have the keyless go package and the only annoying thing is that i have to use the app to unlock the car or have to use the key to manually unlock it. touching the door handle or use the keyfob doesn't work.


