Will this work on a 2004 GMC Sierra 3500 6.6 diesel? No bypass module needed, key isn't chipped.
887547
It a lot easier to universal bypass. But since you say there no chip you going to needs a immobilized made by PAC, DEI and other.
887548
Yes it will, but again you needs a bypass. All 2000 vehicle come with a chip . especially gmc it a pain putting these in. If you needed more infor. You can check with Crutchfield or stop by best buy roadshop for directions. To bad not more circuit city. You get fast infor through them boy, better than BB sux.
887549
Well the chip that you talked about in the key, well that was a resistor not a chip. Good old GM. And your welcome! Hope that helps you.
887550
It will, but you will need a bypass module. There's a resistor on the ignition switch instead of the key.
893885
yes that module should be reprogram in dealer or if you have the tech2 scanner can reprogram with it, i work with it in a gmc savanne 3500 with problem in trans shift incorrectly and was fixed with new module and reprogram
2049018
no, you shouldn't need a bypass since its pre 96, you might need to check that though. If I remember correctly some cars got an early jump on the anti-theft systems.
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.
1493039
I can't see why it wouldn't. The remote starter is almost always the easiest part to hook up. Finding a good [and properly hooking up/programming] the bypass module is usually the hard part. You'll also need to find a bypass module to use with your Tundra [or any other vehicle that has any sort of chipped key].
184385
I have a 03 gmc sierra and it worked for me main reason I bought was because I converted all my taillight bulbs to led and it no longer hyper flashes with no other mod other than this every thing on my truck still works as it should no problems
1156895
Yes it will but you might need a bypass module if it has a chip in the key or factory alarm
1483236
I believe it should, but the bypass needs to be compatible with your vehicle.. Online it shows the RS1200B (which I think you meant) that comes with the 791 bypass that should work for vehicles made after 1996. I would suggest looking up your vehicle: www.bulldogsecurity.com/bdnew/vehiclewiringdiagrams.aspx Hope this helps!
884436
I have a 2006 GMC Sierra and I didn't need anything extra to install them. Just make sure you gett the correct kit and you shouldn't need anything extra.
2273920
It will work but you may need a bypass module to get past the security especially on Canadian model car.
1266164
Hi, Yes if the FCCID # is a match and you have the keyless entry system factory installed it will work!
9885
It is true most new cars have encoded keys, these keys have a unique code matched to the car's ECU. The module required is to bypass the key code by having the module programed wit the unique code , so that it is provided as if the key was inserted in the ignition. If you don't buy the module you would not be able to use the remote start feature. Everything else would still work tho.
1522384
You'll need to refer this question to your local professional installer. Be sure to ask if your car is capable of working with the remote engine starter feature. If your key has smart chip build in, you will need to install a key bypass module.
1254471
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.
1593843
There's a bypass module on Amazon for around 12 bucks. Simple install and tiny.
1367328
You can have plane key made to go in the bypass if you need it. Most trucks do
1390180
No because that vehicle has what is called skim (sentry keyless immobilization module) which is a frequency that is transmitted from the transponder (remote key) thus making it virtually impossible to bypass honestly. How do I know I'm a professionally certified mechanic.