Why Do You Still Need to Start the Car After Remote Start?
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Remote start still requires you to start the car after getting in for the following reasons: The original purpose of remote start is to preheat the car or activate the air conditioning in advance to achieve a comfortable temperature when you enter. Many modules are not activated during remote start, such as the dashboard and infotainment system, which remain turned off. Therefore, you need to press the ignition button after entering the car to fully start it. Features of remote start: 1. High reliability: Since the remote start of the engine or motor is structurally no different from manual ignition, there is no mechanical wear on the heater, significantly reducing the likelihood of malfunctions. 2. Convenience: Although remote start cannot be scheduled like parking heaters, the remote start method is still very convenient. The remote range is typically no less than 50 meters, allowing you to start the engine or motor in advance from home or work if the car is parked in a ground-level parking lot. 3. Automatic shutdown: Usually, if no operation is performed after a certain period, the remotely started engine or motor will automatically shut down, avoiding potential fuel waste due to forgetting to turn it off. 4. Full-vehicle heating: This function, like parking heaters, warms up the coolant in the radiator, effectively heating the cabin, engine, and even the windows.
