Quality Remote Starter Installation is Critical to Reliability

The Audio Garage in Fargo is well-known for our high-quality remote starter installation services. When it comes to the overall ownership experience, performance and reliability are the two main criteria that differentiate joy from frustration. The installation technicians at the Audio Garage are fanatical about how we integrate remote starters into our client vehicles. Let’s look at some of the criteria that differentiate our installations from those of our competitors.

Expert Training

Making an electrical connection is relatively easy. Knowing where to make those connections takes experience and training. Our installation technicians have installed thousands of remote starters. We have the proper tools to test the functionality of each wire before we make a connection. Our team regularly attends training with our suppliers and at conferences to ensure we know how to work with the newest technologies on the market.

Electrical Connection Reliability

Of equal importance to where we make electrical connections is how we make them. Some shops use crimp-on connectors. Some shops twist wires together. All of our electrical connections involve a four-step process. First, we test the connection to make sure any information we have been provided is accurate. The next step is to establish a mechanical connection – both wires have to be securely connected to each other to provide maximum conductivity. The third step is to solder the connection. Soldering bonds the two wires together and enhances both the mechanical and electrical properties of the joint. The last step is to protect the connection. We use heat-shrink tubing or premium vinyl electrical tape to seal the connection.

Once we’ve made all the connections, we bundle everything with split loom tubing, vinyl tape, zip ties or cloth Tesa tape to ensure everything stays in place. The result is secure and organized, and provides the best reliability possible.

Component Locations

Part of our installation process involves selecting the appropriate location to mount your remote starter components. How we locate the control module, vehicle interface modules and antenna can affect the reliability and performance of the system. We avoid other computers and high-current devices where possible. We route wiring away from moving components like the pedals, steering column and parking brake. Something as simple as how we route the antenna cable can affect the range performance of your system. We plan everything out before we start making connections to ensure your remote starter will provide the best performance possible.