Compustar CS920-S (920S) 1-Way Remote Start and Keyless Entry System with 1500-ft Range

This remote start works great, So much so that it outlasted my work beater. I would definitely buy again. I liked this setup enough that I actually took it back out of the car before taking it to the junk yard. Only note is if you want your trunk release to work you may need to have it programed. I wasn't that concerned with it. Great product!

Now, a Hyundai Accent is about as easy an install as exists in regards to cars built in the past decade. No immobilizer, easy to take apart, lots of info on wiring online.Few notes that will make this easier for anyone:- Look up remote start installs for your vehicle online, finding out what to tap into is half the battle.- Speaking of taps, get a nice set of T-taps on here, you'll spend 10 bucks or so, but it's a better way to do things (unless you're a soldering genius and can do so in the cramped footwell of an economy car, upside down)- To find the install guide you'll need, search for installs of the CM900 (the brain of this system)- Zip tie all of the wires you DON'T need into a neat bundle, and then mark the ones you DO need. You'll be surprised how much this simplifies the install. You'll only be using a quarter of the wires shown for a standard vehicle.- You don't technically need to install the hood switch, leaving it disconnected looks exactly the same to the module as it does with it being installed, and the hood being closed.Other than that, assuming you can correctly install a car stereo, you can install this. Not having to run any wires through the firewall makes this MUCH easier.

It does exactly what it says it does, it is a great, inexpensive 1-way remote starter.I installed this in my 2007 Hyundai, Santa Fe.BUT, be warned if you are not comfortable working with the electric system of your vehicle, do yourself a favor and get someone else to do it.Yes, some cars are easier then others to install this, so do your homework before buying this or any other remote starter and want to attempt to installing it yourself.Me, I am very comfortable working on cars and know my way around them both mechanically and electrically... BUT.... when I was soldering an ignition wire to the ignition harness in my car, my soldering iron came in contact with metal on the dash by accident.It blew something I didn't know what and my car would not crank again. It took me almost 5 hours to figure out what it was that I blew out in my car.I was worried I fried something real bad. My first inclination was that I blew my ignition assembly lock since it was closest to where I was soldering, that wasn't it. Then I thought I may have blown my starter which would have been really bad, that wasn't it either. Then I checked my ignition relay, that wasn't it, then I checked the ignition fuse, that wasn't it, then checked the fusible link, that wasn't it either. Eventually I found out that my car had two fusible links not just one for the ignition and that last one was blown one.Once I replaced that blown fusible link, it was back to normal.The point I am trying to say here is, even I who has a lot of experience fixing cars had this happen to me so think twice before you decide you want to install it yourself. Be prepared to expect the unexpected when installing this product on your specific vehicle.

This remote start is a joke. STEER CLEAR OF THIS PRODUCT!! Where to begin, the instructions counteract the installation requirements. The manual refers to a four-button 1 way remote (which is what I have) but references 5 buttons constantly and will not allow you to program certain features that are necessary to the function of the remote start. When calling the "Customer Support" (Don't even get me started on their customer service) line, they WILL NOT speak to you unless you are a certified installer. Guess what folks, NO CUSTOMER SERVICE PROVIDED!!!! The one thing that they will provide you is a link on a how-to forum. Even that gives you misinformation based off of what is in the installation manual. I have had nothing but problems with this and I still have yet to get the stupid thing running. If I could give negative stars I would in a heartbeat!!

I bought this as a gift for my daughter-in-law. She had it professionally installed and she loves it. It really earned me some brownie points!

works good

The range is amazing and it works well. This was installed on a 2000 tundra with no immobilizer so about as simple of an install as you could ask for. The instructions from the company aren’t super easy to find or helpful. It’s also complicated to program, such as changing it from a pre determined crank time to a rpm sense. But $60 later and I’m not getting into a cold truck.

amazingly easy to install