Remote Start Systems Sample Clauses

Remote Start Systems. If a customer’s vehicle is equipped with a remote start system it is mandatory to disable the remote start feature during the duration of the interlock term. The customer, and not CST will be responsible for any additional fees charged by the Service Center to disable the remote start feature, and such fees shall be reasonably determined by the Company based on the time required and difficulty of disabling the remote start feature. CST will generally ask its customers if their motor vehicle has a remote start feature at the time CST accepts and sets up the customer’s account. CST shall provide the applicable Service Center with advance notice of a remote start feature if it is disclosed by the customer to CST, but it is possible that the existence of a remote start feature will not be determined until the time of the customer’s installation appointment. Depending on the remote start system (factory or aftermarket), the difficulty of disabling a motor vehicle’s remote start system will vary. If necessary, the Company should contact the manufacturer or CST technical support for more information about the manner in which to disable a remote start system if the Service Center is not familiar with it.
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Remote Start Systems. If a customer’s vehicle is equipped with a remote start system it is mandatory to disable the remote start feature during the duration of the interlock term. The customer will be responsible for any additional fees charged by the Installation Partner to disable the remote start feature, and such fees shall be reasonably determined by the Installation Partner based on the time required and difficulty of disabling the remote start feature. DBS will generally ask its customers if their motor vehicle has a remote start feature at the time DBS accepts and sets up the customer’s account. DBS shall provide the Installation Partner with advance notice of a remote start feature if it is disclosed by the customer to DBS, but it is possible that the existence of a remote start feature will not be determined until the time of the customer’s installation appointment. Depending on the remote start system (factory or aftermarket), the difficulty of disabling a motor vehicle’s remote start system will vary. If necessary, the Installation Partner should contact the manufacturer or DBS technical support for more information about the manner in which to disable a remote start system if the Installation Partner is not familiar with it.
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