The obvious answer is no. But since you posted the question, you are
probably inclined to get one regardless of the advice given here. So,
with that in mind; as long as the installer does not cut the factory
wiring, or use piggy back fuse sockets you should be fine. And, you can
always revert back to stock, when problems do arise.

FYI, the factory alarm on your car has nothing what so ever to do with the
Imobilizer system.

Good luck, and as others have said: get a good installer to do the job.

jeremyeastburn@gmail.com wrote:

> I spoke to a Honda Dealer who said I shouldn't have a remote starter
> installed at all due to frequencies in the security system that are
> sensitive and change daily that would cause problems with a remote
> starter. But I also spoke with a very reputable custom car shop and
> they said they COULD install the remote start and they use a system
> where they use the valet key and the security card that came with my
> Accord to install the remote starter kit. They said it is very safe
> and also professional (not a cheap system). They said it would run me
> $550 when all is said and done.
>
> First question: SHOULD I get a remote starter kit? I don't want to
> wreck my Accord.
> Second: Is $550 too much? I can't find pricse anywhere else.
>
> Thanks.

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