I see some conflicting info out here that has me concerned an EVO-ALL will not work properly for a stand alone remote start install on a 2011 VW Tiguan.
1) My 2011 Tiguan is technically "push to start" with a transponder chip FOB to allow a start without a true keyed ignition. The install guides reference a STANDARD KEY install, but do show the key FOB wire looping to bypass the transponder. I just want to be sure upon entering the vehicle after a remote start I would do what... "push the start button and brake" to confirm I had entered the vehicle to simulate turning a manual ignition key to ON? Or is this a dealbreaker?
2) One of your techs stated that on a 2011 VW Tiguan NO REMOTE UNLOCK is possible with the OEM FOB after a remote start. Is this true? And if YES, how the heck would I get into the vehicle after a remote start locked the doors and fired up the ignition? The manual emergency key? Here is the thread...
Also, turn OFF D1 in the bypass options.
commented Dec 24, 2014 by Robb
Ok thanks a lot , now it starts , one more question how do I get the remote to unlock while the vehicle is on , the remote won't function while the car is on , thanks
commented Dec 24, 2014 by Ivan Flores
By factory, the remote does not work while the vehicle is started. It's written in the guide and the website that the remote will not function on remote start. Unfortunately, there is no way around this.
commented Dec 24, 2014 by Robb
Thank you for the support! Great forum and websitre you have here!
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