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EVO-CHRT4 Preload module - Still need FlashLink ?

Hi, Like it was say on web site EVO-CHRT4 is preload Is it still necesary to make the part of installation with the FashLink? Thank you !

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D1 options grayed out after running decrypter

001a07197935 also when plugging into decrypt I have a solid red light I got everything to work except I can't get it to turn off with remote or phone app

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Adding actual remote starter to EVO-ALL standalone

I added an EVO-ALL and a CHRT5 T-harness to my 2008 Dodge Ram to attempt to use it as a stand-alone starter with the "3X lock" feature. It works great, but the range is very poor on my factory fobs (like about 15 feet max). I looked into an RF Kit but after reading several reviews, I found that many times the RF kit ranges weren't much better than the OEM remotes.

I can get an Arctic Start AS800-S starter for cheaper than an RF kit anyway. Since the EVO-ALL is installed already, I figure I can just do the hardwire connections myself and use the Arctic Start remotes and starter "brain" to increase my range significantly.

My question is, do I have to change any of the programming in the EVO-ALL? I don't own a FlashLink updater, so I guess I would need to purchase one or somehow procure one. I just wasn't sure if it was necessary or if I could just wire in the Arctic Start according to the diagrams and have it work with the EVO-ALL currently set up as a standalone.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. It's freezing and snowing here in NY!

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