Can I replace the default Keyless Entry Module with this in a 2001 PT Cruiser? The previous owner did not take good care of the car.
320120
yes you can, however, the trick is knowing someone who can remove the original security system without any hiccups. I recommend going getting the new viper system installed at your local Best Buy store.
320121
Yes, We can help you with an aftermarket keyless entry without any problems. Get in touch with and we can take care of it.Call 407-896-7077 ask for Kirit..Thanks.
938223
No you will have to take the blank somewhere that will cut the key usually about $30. Go to YouTube there's a video that show you exactly how to do it. There is a magnetic device that's inside the old case that you would have to put in the new case without that your car wouldn't start that's the program chip.
315228
I changed my mind and returned the keyless remote...just using a regular key for my car. Sorry couldn't help.
76331
If your key is chipped you may have to buy a key to leave in the steering column to avoid a module.Hope it helped.
29082
If you still have the original factory radio you can do it. See this thread: http://www.fixya.com/cars/t1509277-1997_honda_civic_ex_keyless_entry.You basically have to have both radios installed, the old one hidden in the dash behind the new one. With just the new one your out of luck.I hope this helps.....
1574652
I did not install the keyless entry pad. But if I remember correctly, resetting the code is explained in the Chamberlain instruction manual that was shipped with the door opener.
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I know I was able to. I have an LX with no additional alarm system. You pry off the panel to the left of the steering Wheel and unhook the connectors. There's a connector that's small and black and one that's big and white. With the door shut and locked, take an unfolded paper clip and stick one end in port 2 and one in port 10 (the second one in from the top and the last one on the bottom with the clip piece facing upward). If you're not sure just try and if you don't hear the car lock sound flip it over and try again. After you hear the click, press and hold your new (and old) key fob then test them. When you program the new one you have to reassociate the old one or it won't work anymore. It took me days of searching to find this info.
1907266
Yes if you bought a new chipped key it needs to be program. Same with key fob
1741233
Yes and possibly no.It is universal. It will fit, but whether or not it will hook up directly to your existing keyless entry system is iffy. OEM Replacement would be best. But I am nearly sure this will fit and do the job. Just depends if the wiring is the same. If you have a 2 wire lock in there, this should work. Just make sure you test it before you put the door panel back together. One wire receieves a signal and opens the lock, the other closes it. So you can hook this up backwards and have it open when all your other doors are closing.
505889
Hello, yes you can, take it to your closest Toyota dealer, tel them what you have and where you got the key fob, dont try to do it yourself, the instructions online are a joke and you will laugh at yourself for just trying it.lol. Anywho Toyota did a great job, cost me 10 bucks for there time.lol works great, and i believe mine was a used one. Hope it will work out for you too. And i hope this helped you.
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You will most likely need a transponder bypass module, There is a slim chance that your key isn't chipped. There are many adapters as you can see from all of the comments. All similar, all made by different companies. The PKALL and DBALL and DBALL2 are not compatible with your vehicle. XK01- TOYDL v1.00, 556UW, and RFLUB are Directed Electronics products that are compatible with your vehicle. XK01- TOYDL v1.00 needs to be programmed and unless you're a tech with access to the software, I would recommend against it. The 556UW requires the loss of a key, but it is very effective. I hope that this has been helpful. You will most likely need a transponder bypass module, There is a slim chance that your key isn't chipped. There are many adapters as you can see from all of the comments. All similar, all made by different companies. The PKALL and DBALL and DBALL2 are not compatible with your vehicle. XK01- TOYDL v1.00, 556UW, and RFLUB are Directed Electronics products that are compatible with your vehicle. XK01- TOYDL v1.00 needs to be programmed and unless you're a tech with access to the software, I would recommend against it. The 556UW requires the loss of a key, but it is very effective. I hope that... » Read More You will most likely need a transponder bypass module, There is a slim chance that your key isn't chipped. There are many adapters as you can see from all of the comments. All similar, all made by different companies. The PKALL and DBALL and DBALL2 are not compatible with your vehicle. XK01- TOYDL v1.00, 556UW, and RFLUB are Directed Electronics products that are compatible with your vehicle. XK01- TOYDL v1.00 needs to be programmed and unless you're a tech with access to the software, I would recommend against it. The 556UW requires the loss of a key, but it is very effective. I hope that this has been helpful. « Show Less
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I am not sure because my specifications during my search was based on a 2008 nissan sentra. What you can do is search for the keyless entry under 2006 nissan sentra and see what device pops up. Mine works fine and i have no complaints.
1798683
Yes, programing required at a dealership as Fob has the electronics. Might be a good idea also to get a spare key.
748661
Yes it will need a bypass module or u can tape one of the factory keys key near the ignition switch where the transponder is , u can hide it inside the steering coloumn shroud ,so that it senses the key is present when the pcm gets the start signal and will not go to theft mode
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You don't say what year Prius you have, but other responses I have seen said if you have the keyless entry, as I have, it is an easy drop in replacement. On 2nd generation (2004-2009), without the keyless entry, it was slightly too big. The hybrid part is not a factor.
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I would just order an aftermarket power door lock kit and install it. Your factory latch would have to be replaced also along with adding this actuator and running power to it. If you go aftermarket you'll have a remote on your keys to work with it. You also can get everything from a salvage yard from a factory pl vehicle but you will still have wiring to do no matter which you chose.
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I bought this product and still have not installed it for that reason I don't want to carry an extra key. If you call your local locksmith they can get the correct lock to replace the ignition switch to match your key you currently have. ( I realized this after I bought the product. )