I am installing this in a 1994 Chevy Suburban that has power locks and I am having trouble getting it to work. I determined that the existing locks are positive activated. If I touch the lock wire to positive, the lock clicks closed. If I touch the...
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My suggestion to you is to do what we did - take your vehicle and have someone put a remote on it and throW that piece of junk away. We attempted to put it on our car and had the same problem. The directions are made that nO human can understand them. We even took the directions to see what we were missing to a friend that knowS a lot about wiring and vehicles, and he could not tell head nor tails of it. We had one installed one ours for right at a $100.00 and it works great. THROW IT AWAY !!!
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I really don't know as I'd mess around trying to fix it myself. Upon looking at my deni freshlock it appears the wire goes down inside. I would call amazon cust service & maybe see about a replacement. Sorry that's not much help.
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Yep. Instruction is very good, easy to install. Best option if u need open/close thing. Thou need some tech knowledge to install. Will work on any power lock car.
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I took mine to Walmart and had it cut, it will open the door but will not start the vehicle because it has a chip in it. This is the dumbest thing on my 2000 F150 you need two original keys in order to program this key, I'm thinking if you have 2 keys why would you need to program another. I only have one key and can't program this one. There is a local hardware store that says they can program it but they want $50.00 to do it, I haven't had a chance to have it done.
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It does come with instructions however they are somewhat vague when reading into the details of the wire colors. It will work with power locks of any vehicle. Recommend having a car manual with wiring digram to review before starting.
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according to the lock smith used, the receiver does not work because of the metal inside of the remote. apparently it blcoks the signal and will not engage the ignition.
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I'm not sure, but I don't see why this remote starter wouldn't work because of that...it really has nothing to do with the door locks.
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I connected to the radio power wire. That way it works for a few minutes even after the key is turned off. Every vehicle is different of course. If you do go to the battery direct, be sure to put fuse coupler in next to battery. I have had mine installed for over a year and so far works great.
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If you hook them up correctly they work fine with power locks. I had no issues when I installed mine
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I have the same problem. I think the lock was mismanufactured at the factory. I'm certain I installed it correctly. Will be exchanging for a new lock
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Mine was on a 2006. Everything you need and works well...too well. Starts with one touch of the lock button half the time. Very annoying when you are just trying to lock the door and it starts when you don't want it to. Must store lock hits or something...
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Hi Leanne, Thanks for your question. In response, Yes, absolutely. Our keypad will easily tie into your existing power door locks / alarm, so that everything works together. For more complex installs, I would recommend using a professional car stereo installer type person, so they can handle the alarm system integration. Hope this helps. If I can help with any other questions you have, just let me know... Have a blessed day, Mark
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If all 3 of these are true, I would consider changing the receiver logic board: (1) The hardwired button in the garage operates the door opener correctly. (2) Neither the remote in the car, nor the remote on the outside of the garage work. (3) The remote in the car has been re-programmed (again) to match the opener - but it still doesn't work. I think the receiver board is sometimes damaged by nearby lightning strikes. Actually, I purchased a new remote for the car first and tried that. However, when that didn't work, I bought the receiver board. Replacing the receiver board solved the problem! Good luck!
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I bought a used 2002 mustang that had power locks but no keyless entry. I put my VIN in at www.decodethis.com and that said keyless entry was standard on my vehicle so I bought one. Works great. Or find your options sticker in glove box & find dealer decode it.
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Half goes on someplace overlapping (you will probably have to make something) half on each gate and when they are together the electromagnet holds them together. A least thats the theory, I couldn't get mine to hold a screwdriver tight enough to keep me from taking it right off, much less keep someone from opening your gate. I suggest returning that junk like I did and get an "estate lock" (out of Florida I think) it was a lock that can latch at slow closing speeds and is really locked, even with dual gates. It is 12 volts and my gate system is 24volts but the latch just opens a little quicker-not a problem. Half goes on someplace overlapping (you will probably have to make something) half on each gate and when they are together the electromagnet holds them together. A least thats the theory, I couldn't get mine to hold a screwdriver tight enough to keep me from taking it right off, much less keep someone from opening your gate. I suggest returning that junk like I did and get an "estate lock" (out of Florida I think) it was a lock that can latch at slow closing speeds and is really locked, even with dual gates. It is 12 volts and my gate system is 24volts but the latch just opens a... » Read More Half goes on someplace overlapping (you will probably have to make something) half on each gate and when they are together the electromagnet holds them together. A least thats the theory, I couldn't get mine to hold a screwdriver tight enough to keep me from taking it right off, much less keep someone from opening your gate. I suggest returning that junk like I did and get an "estate lock" (out of Florida I think) it was a lock that can latch at slow closing speeds and is really locked, even with dual gates. It is 12 volts and my gate system is 24volts but the latch just opens a little quicker-not a problem. « Show Less
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I had it in my car for a week and it worked perfectly. Then out if no where my battery blew up, so I took out the controller and haven't had a problem yet. You can always try to hold down the unlock button that worked for me. I hope this helped.
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yes it will work. You may need a set of relays to work the power door locks though