BMW e36 Viper 5901 Alarm Remote Starter

Just a quick video of the 5901 remote starter. Installed by myself a little while ago.

Car is a '95 328i Coupe...
Video was taken on an iPhone with one hand... and I needed to pee - that is why the camera was wobbly.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• BMW
• e36
• 328i
• 328is
• Coupe
• Remote
• Starter
• Viper
• 5901
• DEI
• Comfort
• Close

[iverson03tj]

Hey i really like your video, i also bought the same viper 5901 im just wondering mine is a 1996 328is, and how willi be able to by pass the EWS and how did you make your windows go up.

Was it alot of work to make the engine start?

[turbanwarriorz]

@iverson03tj Yes, it was a lot of work.

I had to buy a bypass module for the EWS and use a spare key to place in the bypass. When a signal is sent to start the car, the bypass unit supplies the key signature/code so that the motor can start.

The windows close upon locking, as I have wired it to deadlock on arming the alarm. This is simply a (+)positive pulse on BOTH the unlock & lock terminals.

Be careful with deadlocking though, as the interior door handles then do not unlock the car.

[TheSwecas]

great :) how much  this cost?

[turbanwarriorz]

$370 AU

[MetalicB0x]

to bad its an automatic

[SR20tony]

how did you get the comfort closure to work

[BMWpower4me]

I’m happy with my 94 325i, but the only performance mods are sport suspension and the Signature Motoring performance intake for about $150. Signature Motoring kit adds around 9HP on the dyno, great sound, and the best performance upgrade for the money. See my channel videos!

-Adds 9-11 HP

-Never replace filter again (uses K&N filter)

-GREAT SOUND

-Installs in maybe 30-45 min. K&N filter lasts a lifetime.

I'm thinking maybe performance exhaust, but eh.