>I have a '96 Toyota Camry with a third party alarm/keyless entry system
> installed by the previous owner. It's an obscure brand that has just about
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> Chris
One of the most common causes for no-start complaints on newer vehicles is
poor installation of aftermarket alarms and remote starter systems. The
installers cut the wrong wires, make poor connections, or inadvertently
loosen factory connections. In some cases, the quality of the connectors is
poor so they either loosen over time or allow moisture to corrode the
connection. They are difficult for a dealer to diagnose because they do not
have wiring diagrams for the particular aftermarket accessory.
Remote starters waste fuel, put unnecessary wear and tear on the engine, and
in many states, it is illegal to leave an unattended vehicle running, even
if the door is locked.

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