Remote start & fuel
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Remote start & fuel
Hi, Just purchased a 2005 LR3 SE. Is it a good idea to put on a Remote Starter,or is that going to mess up the electrical system? Also the book says to use 91 Octane or higher. Is there any way to get around that,with feul prices on the rise? This is my 1st Rover so not very knowledgable about them. Thanks in advance,for any advice
#2
no remote starter. Gets costly when they screw up and they do. Plus you have donate a key a pray nothing goes wrong. As for the gas if it aint premium your cel light will always be on and it will run alot worse. Suck it up its a luxury vehicle. Plus, why the hell are you bitchin about gas prices if you want to put a remote car starter in.
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Not concerned bout prices,just wondered if 91 0ct.was a rule,or suggestion. As for the remote start,i have had these in every vehicle for the last 20yrs because my Wife has a health issue with blood circulation and i like to get the car warmed up for her. But no problem,i can start with a key.Was kinda leaning that way anyhow after reading manual.
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91 octane fuel is a recommendation from the manufacturer. If you want to put something else in, it's up to you. When you disregard the manufacturer's recommendations, you take the risk of having the vehicle run contrary to the way it was engineered. Some people only put 91, I put 90 in cause we don't have 91. Some people put 89, 88, 87, 85...whatever they want. Some people probably put E85 in the thing too and it works. It's up to you to decide if it is worth the risk. Maybe nothing will happen...maybe the engine will melt into a recyclable lump. Who knows.
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I'm pretty sure people have installed them in LR3's without issue.
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