I guarantee you a lot of people would never attempt to do something like this, but when they watch you do it, they know that it can be done, and it’s really important for people to know that the product that they purchase is recommended by somebody that knows what they’re doing, and has used that product many times before, I work hard during the day, so when I’m not working, I enjoy watching you work, because you know what you’re doing, thank you, Tony
Thank you, Dave. Much appreciated! I did one on a Grand Caravan today, too. I'll post that video tomorrow. I have definitely been using these products for many years, and I highly recommend them.
Another great dyi on push to start remote. I love these because they are interesting to watch. Keep these coming. I saw the one you did with Sam on his 65 Plymouth Satelite. A car you rarely see. I like thar car, and he races it. He drives like ART, fast. Can't wait to see the charger his neighbor has.
Thank you! I'll have another remote start video for you guys tomorrow. We weren't able to get the Charger video done because we ran out of daylight. We are still planning to do it. I'm also hoping to take advantage of a nice day to take you guys to a classic junkyard on Friday.
I love the part where you say "another very easy install". Right! For you maybe. I was lost when you uttered the immortal words "let's log into the computer". A perfect illustration of the complexity of modern life compared to the olden days when you put the key in the little slot and turned. I am certainly impressed that you understand all this complicated computer stuff and wiring. Reminds me of when I was a child watching my parents try to untangle the Christmas tree lights and get them to work. Computers have infested everything. Fifty years ago people had a piece of paper and a pencil and it took half as long to do everything. I have lived past my time for sure.
Now, now.....the fact that you are watching this video and commenting on it is proof that you can watch and learn how to do new things. I've done these things because I had to keep up if I was gonna continue to make a living. It honestly has made remote starts so much easier for me. It used to take hours of stripping, cutting, and soldering wires.
But you see it is guys like me that keep guys like you in business. These modern wonders are great when they work and you have a Tony to make it happen. I watch in amazement at those that understand all this technology. It is a new world. @@tonyscarcare5657
It is fun to see what people can do them selves to day with the help of you and some parts and a computer, and as usual I like your videos. Can you tell me if you can see who it is if someone only gives a 👍 as a comment? 👍👍
I guarantee you a lot of people would never attempt to do something like this, but when they watch you do it, they know that it can be done, and it’s really important for people to know that the product that they purchase is recommended by somebody that knows what they’re doing, and has used that product many times before, I work hard during the day, so when I’m not working, I enjoy watching you work, because you know what you’re doing, thank you, Tony
Thank you, Dave. Much appreciated! I did one on a Grand Caravan today, too. I'll post that video tomorrow. I have definitely been using these products for many years, and I highly recommend them.
Another great dyi on push to start remote. I love these because they are interesting to watch. Keep these coming. I saw the one you did with Sam on his 65 Plymouth Satelite. A car you rarely see. I like thar car, and he races it. He drives like ART, fast. Can't wait to see the charger his neighbor has.
Thank you! I'll have another remote start video for you guys tomorrow. We weren't able to get the Charger video done because we ran out of daylight. We are still planning to do it. I'm also hoping to take advantage of a nice day to take you guys to a classic junkyard on Friday.
I love the part where you say "another very easy install". Right! For you maybe. I was lost when you uttered the immortal words "let's log into the computer". A perfect illustration of the complexity of modern life compared to the olden days when you put the key in the little slot and turned. I am certainly impressed that you understand all this complicated computer stuff and wiring. Reminds me of when I was a child watching my parents try to untangle the Christmas tree lights and get them to work. Computers have infested everything. Fifty years ago people had a piece of paper and a pencil and it took half as long to do everything. I have lived past my time for sure.
Now, now.....the fact that you are watching this video and commenting on it is proof that you can watch and learn how to do new things. I've done these things because I had to keep up if I was gonna continue to make a living. It honestly has made remote starts so much easier for me. It used to take hours of stripping, cutting, and soldering wires.
But you see it is guys like me that keep guys like you in business. These modern wonders are great when they work and you have a Tony to make it happen. I watch in amazement at those that understand all this technology. It is a new world. @@tonyscarcare5657
It is fun to see what people can do them selves to day with the help of you and some parts and a computer, and as usual I like your videos. Can you tell me if you can see who it is if someone only gives a 👍 as a comment? 👍👍
Thank you again, Sir! No, it doesn't tell me who gives me a 👍
Tony, Would it break your heart to learn I did a factory order for my present car in 2005 and declined power locks, windows and cruise? 😉😛
Yes, that would freak me out. 😳
@@tonyscarcare5657 3 of 4 power windows failed on my low-mileage Grand Marquis and I vowed - Never Again!!
They've really improved since those.
@@tonyscarcare5657 Fool me once shame on you. Fool me twice shame on me. 😂
Lol!