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- 2010 VE SS Sportwagon, Audi A4, Combo work hack
I had a remote start module I built that I hooked up to an alarm system. Had to turn the alarm off, then you could start the car.
How it worked was you pressed the start button on the remote then some relays would turn on the ACC an ON, then it would start, and stop cranking when it sensed the voltage from the tacho had risen (started). I also added a wire to the handbrake so that if you released the handbrake before the key was in the ignition and at the ON position it would stall.
You could have it set up a similar way. First add an alarm system in with an immobilizer then have your start button wired up to a similar module so that it would start as soon as you pressed the button, but only after you turned the alarm off.
It might only work once you have the key in the ignition anyway as it might need the transponder to start. Don't know about that part tho.
How it worked was you pressed the start button on the remote then some relays would turn on the ACC an ON, then it would start, and stop cranking when it sensed the voltage from the tacho had risen (started). I also added a wire to the handbrake so that if you released the handbrake before the key was in the ignition and at the ON position it would stall.
You could have it set up a similar way. First add an alarm system in with an immobilizer then have your start button wired up to a similar module so that it would start as soon as you pressed the button, but only after you turned the alarm off.
It might only work once you have the key in the ignition anyway as it might need the transponder to start. Don't know about that part tho.