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The Tint Shop
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citysearch c.
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I actually set up an account to write a review for these guys. I had a remote starter put in on my manual transmission 2011 WRX (the first time I paid someone to do anything to my vehicle). The Tint Shop offered a good price (over $100 less than a national chain local competitior) and said that they could handle a late model manual transmission car (a lot of places will not put remote starts on manuals). \r
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The initial install took about 5 hours, which isn't bad, but the car alarm kept going off when I used it. I took it back to The Tint Shop with my suspicions about what happened and they fixed it by adding another bypass module (about $80) for free since they did not foresee the issue (the 2011 and on Subarus have an additional security feature that previous model years did not have). From what I know about the wiring involved, they could have just used the original bypass module, but that would have led to potential electrical current stability problems or other issues. Instead, th
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