I have a 1997 Buick Lesabre,no crank ,no start,security light flashingwith key on would this work for me?
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Redneck Rickem video helped me bypass the vats security on my 1999 Fleetwood Cadillac had the same issue no crank just a dashing security light.
181891
Go on youtube type in bypass GM Vats security system it gives you an easier process of totally bypassing that system and cheaper
1346015
This one is for toyotas so it will not work on a buick...There is one for buick/gmc...that one should work for you:)
70967
put it to the fuse box inside the car, when you turn on the key it become running light, (it work) you can get order more bulds for the light from where you got the lights from(.try it)
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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.
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i have a key that turn the ignition on but don,t start the car will that still help progarm the key
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Depends on what your trying accomplish. I'm assuming your only getting this for remote start as it is not an alarm. Most newer cars have a computer chip in the key that the engine computer checks in with during start up. Because of this you will need additional parts to bypass that system. If you don't the car will crank but not start. Cheapest way is to get one of these and put a spare key in it, hidden in your car. Universal Immobilizer Bypass for Remote Start There are better ways without using a spare key but cost 50.00 or more.
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If you need a choke function when starting it will work, e.g. Turn to crank and push to choke. Works on my 1996 90 HP Johnson.
1425909
The keyless entry part should work but will have to be programmed by the dealer. Autostart will only work if it is already installed in the car.
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I don't see why it wouldn't. As I understand it, the flashing red light is only for an alarm system not anything to do with the ignition.
580569
You would need to take this part to a dealer or a locksmith for electronic programming. It's not one you can do manually. Thanks ~ KeylessRide
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It will work but will need a locksmith or dealer to program . regular programming directions will not work
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Yes, it will work. Easy to program yourself, takes about 2 minutes. Just turn your ignition key from off to on 5 times. When you hear the locks cycle, just push any button on the remote and you are done.
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if you have a pats system(blinking red light on your dashboard & a chip in your key)(keyless entry pad on your drivers door)then it should,I checked with another company & it shows that it does work it looks the same as this one & is listed in the vehicle application list so I would say yes(also did your old one look like this one?if you know maybe you never saw it,but what I understand is it is an offered remote for that car(if you go to the dealer & just ask them to look it up & if the picture is the same then I would go for this one its much cheaper than the dealer)to program it turn your key to the run position & back to off three times fast your door locks will cycle press unlock/lock button & the remotes entered into the system,their will be instructions for this that will come with the unit(WARNINGxxxxxWHEN YOU CHANGE THE BATTERY BE CAREFUL WHEN YOU OPEN THE CASE SO YOU DONT BREAK IT USE A MINI SCREW DRIVER TO POP IT OPEN FROM THE BOTTOM OF THE REMOTE BY THE LOCK/UNLOCK BUTTONS & MAKE SURE THE CONTACTS ARE BENT UP SLIGHTLY TO FORCE GOOD BATTERY CONTACT,IF YOU START TO SEE THE REMOTE DOESN'T WORK AFTER A BATTERY CHANGE ITS THE CONTACTS TRY NOT TO SIT ON OR PUT PRESSURE ON THE REMOTE CONTROL THIS WILL MAKE THE BATTERY LOOSE INSIDE & A NO CONTACT SITUATION I'VE BEEN HERE THE REMOTE ITSELF IS A VERY GOOD PRODUCT & WILL LAST A LONG TIME IF YOU TAKE CARE OF IT HAVE FUN & DONT THROW YOUR KEYS AROUND & YOU'LL BE A SATISFIED & HAPPY CAMPER & IN THE WORDS OF BART LATER MAN!
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the OBD I and II kit should have an OBD I connection for you 1995 Buick, you may have to go on line to find out where the OBD connection is located.
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I don't know the exact procedure to do what you ask, but I believe your car's alarm system must be able to start your car first.At that point your instructions in your alarm documents should guide you the rest of the way...Check here: www.autopageusa.comGood Luck,
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My guess is if looks the same it should work. If your car has remote start that one worked for me. Good luck
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Assuming you have a working key already:1. Insert an existing programmed working key into the ignition cylinder. 2. Turn ignition to the ON position for 5 seconds, then back to OFF position.3. Remove the existing key and within 5 seconds insert new key and turn it to the ON positiion for 5 seconds.4. Turn key OFF then back to ON. The key is now programmed. Start vehicle to test key.