Will the fob work with aftermarket remote starters?
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I don't really know about an after market remote starter. What I do know is the fob I bought because I lost one programmed fine in my factory Van starter. I just followed the program instructions in my Van manual. I believe they were the same instructions that came with the new fob.
100575
It won't work as a standalone remote starter (you will need a separate remote starter module), but it will work as an immobilizer bypass.
367105
If your car has remote start, and your fob is fully programmed, it does beautifully. It worked just as well as OEM for me.
212514
I would think so. this is one of the simplest remote starters I seen . you can go to the website under vehicle wiring enter you vehicle and get more info.
847429
I don't have a remote start either but it works on everything else; both doors, lift gates and locks. You need one working key to program. Took like 12 seconds to do. Was not able to get the valet key recut though. Took it to ACE and the original apparently had some wear. But I never use that anyway.
1691612
If seller says it will work it will work . Follow instructions to the letter and you will have no problems. In my case the wrong instructions were sent with fob but tech support[which is great] sent new instructions by e-mail and the fob has worked great every since.
320489
Yes it will just follow the instructions on how to program it. It work just like the original one. You will need to make sure the you are getting the right fob
472802
I am not sure if it will work. The aftermarket security system may have a different transmitter, thus requiring a different remote. My guess, is that the security system installed on your vehicle may have that option to lock/unlock your doors, and open the trunk. Did your security system come with 1/2 remotes, and do they work? What brand is the security system? Please inform and I may be able to find some answers.
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As far as I know, a dealership or locksmith has to be the one to program these fobs. Unless you happen to have the device to do so. As far as instructions are concerned, I think they would be dependant on the device used. Speaking from experience, I purchased one of these and had a factory fob that had lost it's programming. I took both to the same local locksmith and he programmed them both. It looked like the process was pretty straight forward. They both work 100%. Including the factory remote start function.
1866652
I really could not tell you....I got it to work on my second try with help from a friend...we both read the instructions again and we figured it out.Sorry all I can tell you is it works great for me. Just make sure you have the right fob.
1423544
The remote pictured will work with the factory alarm system. It will require programming by a dealership. It will not control any aftermarket alarm system.
2105014
You can't do either of those things. I'm not sure why you would want to though, the new key fob will do all of the things your factory key fob would do. You can still use your factory key fob and only use the avital for remote starting. You will also need a PKALL to bypass your vehicle security transponder.
1523665
If the vehicle uses a resistance based key. If so, it will work with both push to start and remote start
587415
If your current key fob has three buttons, it will work. Just split the key shell with the supplied tool and slip in your old electronics.
450305
Aftermarket fob takes different size battery. Not sure which one that would be.
1328819
It should work. Usually you get instructions with the fob but the internet has several sites with very clear instructions.
485689
Greg, I did not post that comment so I cannot respond to your question. I purchased a key fob approx. 4 weeks ago and mine worked fine and has since.