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It does disable remote start, if you have it.I unplugged mine a couple of days after I picked up the Jeep nearly 4 years ago. Zero issues and it was free
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It does disable remote start, if you have it.I unplugged mine a couple of days after I picked up the Jeep nearly 4 years ago. Zero issues and it was free
Like being able to disconnect my front sway bar in two-wheel drive and being able to engage my front locker in four wheel drive high. Being able to use the rear locker in two wheel drive as well. I love my Tazer.My opinion, since you have a Rubi, get yourself a Tazer mini and don’t mess around with the eliminators…. Even if you can’t imagine what other uses you’d use the Tazer for, believe me, they’ll come trickling in……
My remote start still works. I do have the Flashcal unit , not sure if thats why he remote still works.It does disable remote start, if you have it.
And…… and….. and…..the list is long,Like being able to disconnect my front sway bar in two-wheel drive and being able to engage my front locker in four wheel drive high. Being able to use the rear locker in two wheel drive as well. I love my Tazer.
Got a link? I'm in CA too.I bought the autostop eliminator because at the time smartstopstart would not ship to California. I’m not sure if that is still the case I would have preferred to support a forum sponsor but I have had absolutely no issues with the autostop eliminator.
i don’t mind being called a nitwit in advance for my opinion. Or even being awarded a laughing/mocking face for my post.![]()
Joe is definitely an innovator in this field. I have one of his locker sensor foolers.Like being able to disconnect my front sway bar in two-wheel drive and being able to engage my front locker in four wheel drive high. Being able to use the rear locker in two wheel drive as well. I love my Tazer.
The California Air Resources board requires automotive aftermarket products to go through an approval process. It's a process that cost lots of $ and time....Got a link? I'm in CA too.
There seem to be a lot of companies of many types of products that don't ship to CA. A bigoted perspective, IMO, which cuts themselves out of a huge market, often of like-minded customers. These times are hard to understand.
As requested.Got a link? I'm in CA too.
There seem to be a lot of companies of many types of products that don't ship to CA. A bigoted perspective, IMO, which cuts themselves out of a huge market, often of like-minded customers. These times are hard to understand.
Yep no blame Intended.The California Air Resources board requires automotive aftermarket products to go through an approval process. It's a process that cost lots of $ and time....
Sure the sellers of the majority of, if not all knockoffs, may sell in California.... but you can be quite sure they are offerings that are not approved by Calif..
Yup, in CALIF.... You have problems buying lots of things because of the Calif. governments way of doing things there...
I cannot fault/blame a company for following California rules and not sending an unapproved device to Calif..
I don’t think it’s “bigoted” at all…I think they are trying to limit any liability regarding altering equipment which potentially affects emissions or fuel economy in that state. California is the home of CARB.Got a link? I'm in CA too.
There seem to be a lot of companies of many types of products that don't ship to CA. A bigoted perspective, IMO, which cuts themselves out of a huge market, often of like-minded customers. These times are hard to understand.
Mud mostly.What situations do you use the front locker in 4Hi for?
At first, I thought it was clear that a CARB approval would be required. After reading this article and doing some reading of CA codes, I'm not so sure. The Fed EPA is still on the fence and didn't commit one way or the other in this article. Disabling Your Vehicle’s Stop-Start System – Legal Or Against the Law | Torque NewsThe California Air Resources board requires automotive aftermarket products to go through an approval process. It's a process that cost lots of $ and time....
Sure the sellers of the majority, if not all knockoffs may sell in California but you can be quite sure they are offerings that are not approved by Calif..
Yup, in CALIF.... You have problems buying lots of things because of their governments way of doing things there...
I cannot fault/blame a company for following California rules and not sending an unapproved device to Calif..