Factory remote start?

[qwiksilvertrav]

I'm looking to add on a remote start to my 2010 SHO. I'm thinking of just going factory...I assume this is an option? Would it come with a new key FOB with the button built in etc? Any direction would be great. Gonna start looking around online here...

 

[rubydist]

as I recall, for that vintage there was an additional small fob that has the start button.

 

[SHOdded]

If you don't already have remote start, here are some factory options for your 2010 SHO:
REMOTE START SYSTEM, ONE BUTTON 100 SERIES
Part Number : AA5Z-19G364-A
https://secure.revolutionparts.com/...ame=remote-start-system-one-button-100-series
REMOTE START SYSTEM, BI-DIRECTIONAL
Part Number : AA5Z-19G364-B
https://secure.revolutionparts.com/...?part_name=remote-start-system-bi-directional
REMOTE START SYSTEM - ONE-BUTTON 100 SERIES
Part Number : AL2Z-19G364-A
https://secure.revolutionparts.com/...ame=remote-start-system-one-button-100-series
REMOTE START SYSTEM - BI-DIRECTIONAL
Part Number : AG1Z-19G364-A
https://secure.revolutionparts.com/...?part_name=remote-start-system-bi-directional

Benny at Levittown Ford Supercenter can help with questions you may have. 877-460-9497

 

[sticks1680]

Lmfao. For the low low price of kiss my ass for those remotes

Pohnz-1

 

[sticks1680]

Oh..my bad..umm. i thought that was only remote. Hehe. As you were

Pohnz-1

 

[r1crusher]

I installed a long range factory remote on my wife's '13 F150 last year and it was worth every penny. I hate the fact that the factory remote starts that are part of the key fob are weak as **** and have no real range. Her truck will start from 200 yards easily (outside of course). I have to be like 20 yards for my SHO to work. I would upgrade the remote start on my SHO but it's just not in the cards right now.

Don't skimp out, get the better long range ones at a min. and if you really need to know if it started then up it to the bi-directional.

Just my $.02.

 

[jmr061]

The 2010 Taurus does not use a "plug and play" remote start. The Ford remote start is a hardwired one. The 2013+ Taurus and the 2013 F-150 use a totally different remote start kit that is plug and play and simple to install.

For the OP with the 2010...do yourself a favor and go with an reputable aftermarket remote start such as Viper, etc.