I have a 3500 Chevy without any lock on it now. Will this install onto that or do ineed to purchase a key lock for it first?
311533
Nope...you don't need a key lock. I didn't have one. The way this works is a small steel bar moves under the tailgate handle when you lock the doors. The bar prevents the handle from being lifted up.
311534
It will work with out a key lock. It works separately from the key lock. If you have a key lock you need to leave it unlocked. Pop & Lock will not unlock the key lock. Hope this helps.
311535
The actuator and hardware are separated from the key lock. So it should work. I have a key lock and it had no affect on it. Hope this helps.
2245393
Please make sure you have the Key less entry system in your vehicle. The whole process was done by my two sons and they are now out of state. I do not have any idea what they did.
340081
Yes...I ordered one for my 2013 -3500. Have someone help you, I used a small amount of "blue" thread lock on the stud inserts and on the nuts. Insert the studs in the grill insert "hand tighten" hold the grill in place and have someone from the bottom place the brackets, nuts and washers on both studs, gradually tighten the nuts down alternating from side to side. Do not over tighten and don't forget the thread lock. You will be pleased with your purchase just don't over tighten, I did not over tighten mine but you can easily do it. You may have to lower your valance behind the bumper. I get a lot of comments on mine as it is a great accent to an already beefy looking truck! Yes...I ordered one for my 2013 -3500. Have someone help you, I used a small amount of "blue" thread lock on the stud inserts and on the nuts. Insert the studs in the grill insert "hand tighten" hold the grill in place and have someone from the bottom place the brackets, nuts and washers on both studs, gradually tighten the nuts down alternating from side to side. Do not over tighten and don't forget the thread lock. You will be pleased with your purchase just don't over tighten, I did not over tighten mine but you can easily do it. You may have to lower your valance... » Read More Yes...I ordered one for my 2013 -3500. Have someone help you, I used a small amount of "blue" thread lock on the stud inserts and on the nuts. Insert the studs in the grill insert "hand tighten" hold the grill in place and have someone from the bottom place the brackets, nuts and washers on both studs, gradually tighten the nuts down alternating from side to side. Do not over tighten and don't forget the thread lock. You will be pleased with your purchase just don't over tighten, I did not over tighten mine but you can easily do it. You may have to lower your valance behind the bumper. I get a lot of comments on mine as it is a great accent to an already beefy looking truck! « Show Less
898431
I had one key and bought this. If you have two programmed keys, then you can do it yourself (youtube) If you only have one good key, then you will need to go to the dealer.
1317305
Yes I have the same truck. As long as it came with keyless entry from the factory it will work. You will need to find a plug under the dash to program. You can find videos online to help.
392154
HI, have a factory installed keyless entry and the FCCID # is a match to your original. It will work for your vehicle.
817064
I'm afraid it will not to my knowledge. The 1500 silverado 1998 was the first year for the 1500 to have the keyless entry other than the chevy s10 which just happens to be my truck. And it was very unconventional to install since I had to toggle the electric board with a paper click to program it. That tells you how early in development it was. So I am sorry but no.
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honestly, im not sure. that would make sence, i wired mine in & theres a wire that goes to the door lock/unlock actuator, but it dosnt lock/unlock my truck, but i need to call the company to see if i just hooked it up wrong or if the wire is supposed to wire to another box addon... but it does have a couple wires for the lock/unlock actutor
65303
I didn't need to, my wife lost my spare and I purchased this item. I have a 2011 F-150. Took my one OEM key and the uncut key to a locksmith, they were able to cut and code the new key for around $20. Much cheaper than going through Ford, that was going to cost around $200+. I was then able to program the keyless entry on my own, there are several videos online showing how. Your locksmith may do this for you, but mine didn't offer. Hope this helps.
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Mickey, You may need to contact first alert with the number on the face of your lock. You can also get keys made using the same number, http://www.easykeys.com/ is a site that I have used before. The other option is to drill it out ( use safety glasses) and purchase a new lock for the box, this may be cheaper. I hope this is not Mickey's kids trying to get the keys to the Corvette : )
524825
I could not get the key to work with my 07 4 runner but did have it cut and put in a magnet holder under the truck, that way if i lock my keys in I can use the key to unlock the doors ?
565139
Yes you do. I installed one on my 97 silverado it worked fine minus additional relays for the door locks. I installed the same unit on my brothers 98 silverado and that year Chevy added theftlock. You will either need to bypass theft lock (search the internet) or buy the bypass module for remote start to work.
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As for your vehicle I can't say. I can say that it is NOT the right assembly for my 2002 gmc Sierra 2500hd SLE. Theoretically you should be able to plug in a new actuator and the computer will re-learn it's code. I read that if it doesn't you need to have the Passlock system reset. It says it can sometimes be done by owner with the vehicle. However in many cases you need to take it to the dealer with special programmer. I tried the reset with old actuator after cleaning it up w/ pb blaster. Works fine now. Look for Passlock reset in manual READ EVERYTHING!!! You don't want mess it up or you won't be able to drive your car as it's your security system. Hope this helps. As for your vehicle I can't say. I can say that it is NOT the right assembly for my 2002 gmc Sierra 2500hd SLE. Theoretically you should be able to plug in a new actuator and the computer will re-learn it's code. I read that if it doesn't you need to have the Passlock system reset. It says it can sometimes be done by owner with the vehicle. However in many cases you need to take it to the dealer with special programmer. I tried the reset with old actuator after cleaning it up w/ pb blaster. Works fine now. Look for Passlock reset in manual READ EVERYTHING!!! You don't want mess it up or you... » Read More As for your vehicle I can't say. I can say that it is NOT the right assembly for my 2002 gmc Sierra 2500hd SLE. Theoretically you should be able to plug in a new actuator and the computer will re-learn it's code. I read that if it doesn't you need to have the Passlock system reset. It says it can sometimes be done by owner with the vehicle. However in many cases you need to take it to the dealer with special programmer. I tried the reset with old actuator after cleaning it up w/ pb blaster. Works fine now. Look for Passlock reset in manual READ EVERYTHING!!! You don't want mess it up or you won't be able to drive your car as it's your security system. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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this keyless may work in chevy tb from 01-09 commonly, you can detect your device works when you program with the car but is almost sure it works fine. if you wanna find and original gm keyless you should buy an used device that works like this generic, behind device you can see number part like this: gm15008008.hope help you, excuseme my spanglish....
877583
The keyless bypass supplied does not need a key. My suggestion, after installing this, would be to get the RS1-G4. It will save a lot of time and frustration with programming.
2121552
I assume you are replacing a previous lock. If so use the existing holes for the lock and mounting screws. If the replacement cable is too long then use the old cable that was attached to the old lock. Installation is pretty straight forward and should be accomplished within 15 to 20 minutes.
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I called a couple of locksmiths listed on www.autolocksmithfinder.us, and every one of them asked more than what the dealer charges. So save your time, just go to the dealer.