FortinRemote Start Module & T-Harness Combo - '07 - '17 Cadillac/Chevy/GMC Full Size Vehicles

Ok, this little thing is awesome. It is a little difficult to figure out that the wiring schematic means. But once you do, it only takes about 30 mins to install. Yes, I did need the flashlink to complete the installation. Basically what you do is 1. hook it up per the wiring instructions. Power it up per the instructions. This loads the key fob data into the unit. Remove it and hook it up to the flashlink updater. Then you update the firmware, then you install the suggested options, then you run the decryptor which takes the key fob info and loads it into the unit. Sounds difficult but it really isnt that bad. Just follow the directions step by step.

I already had factory remote start in my 2008 Suburban, but the range was awful. If it's minus 15 (feels like minus 50), I don't want to have to go out of the office 2-3X to warm up the car. Factory remote start only runs for 10 minutes which doesn't get any heat going.3rd install of an EVO-ALL for me, already had the flashlink. Very simple install, like 45 minutes with the RF642W extended range remotes (long range 2-way remotes need to be purchased separately). Set 20 minute run time, can start, with confirmation report, from windowless area in my office. No splicing, the evo-all and harness has all that you need. I've installed the older remote starts that you have to splice 12 or so wires all over the place in the factory harness, this is so much easier, only 2 plugs. It's also has integrated security bypass, so you don't need a separate module. And they give you the harness with this kit so it's all in line. I didn't do the parking light wire, don't really need my parking lights to flash with a 2 way remote, the 2 way remote confirms vehicle start/stop, door locks, rear window open..etc.So I figure I saved a few hundred dollars doing this myself, I would guess a shop would charge at least $400 or so with the 2 way 1/2 mile long range remotes.

I didn't like the fact there was no instructions to install in my car.

Works great but did not come preloaded. Had to get an update and do it myself

I bought a 2017gmc Savana work that unfortunately for me, it don't come with a key fob or keyless entry. This, however, was a game changer. It worked for my van! As of today, 3 months after install, I've not had an issue. I did also purchase the flash link updater to custom a couple of setting to my liking. I'm very happy with the Evo all

I've purchased three of these modules so far and had no problems. Fortin makes quality products. And the installation guides are very clear. Be aware that you do need the flash link updater (made by Fortin) for installation. Other than that, the GMT4 harness makes everything plug and play. Super straightforward to set it up.

Just follow the wiring diagram. Fortin gives you access to via a website and code that comes in the box . In my case 07 chevy Avalanche LT no splicing, only T harness used. You need the Fortin flash link uploader to make it all work, and yes you only need 1 key to program. keep in mind if you don't buy a RF kit you only get as much range as you normally do with your factory remote. I installed remote started professionally back in the day when they first came around you had to connect every wire and had to take most of the interior apart, had to cut open factory harnesses and run wires through the firewall it was a pain and took hours. This product streamlines all that with their T harness and smart EVO-ALL I recommend.

This did not work for my 2500hd oem remotes. I wouldve had to buy after market remotes. Many recommendations came to use this system on my Chevy silverado 2500hd but everyone failed to mention having to use aftermarket remotes.