[Tyrolblue67]

Originally Posted by Deacon Blues

I don't have the Mobistic relay yet, so keep that in mind. But as I understand, you'll need two fobs, and it would need to be in this order:


1.) Mobilistics remote - enable the relay
2.) Camaro remote in proximity to push to start as normal


As I understand, because the relay is off until the Mobilistics fob turns it on, it would indeed make remote start impossible. Mine is a manual, so remote start is a moot point, but for those with an automatic, I can understand that this might be a dealbreaker.


Someone with more experience is welcome to correct me on these points...


Edit: I don't think remote start would be impossible, but you'd have to follow the same procedure, enabling the relay with the fob, then using the Chevy fob to remote start the car. The issue is more of a technical limitation in that, as I understand the Mobilistics relay does not have more than 5-10ft range, it's more of a practical problem. It doesn't actually disable the remote start feature in the software or anything like that.

OK....That makes sense.
Thanks for the explanation.
Tyrolblue67