if my pick up have keyless entry will this remote start thing work still ?
1531447
I really can't answer that but I can tell you there is absolutely no tech support for self installation. I like Bull Dog better.
1531448
I believe vehicles with remote unlock and alarms need specific remote start kits to bypass security measures. Also if you have a "smart key" where the vehicle shuts down if it is started but does not see the RFID chip from the key there may be additional relays you need installed.Find out if the model you are buying can work with your vehicle. I would try the manufacturers web site and search which models will work then find it here.
1531449
yes. you may need an immobilizer bypass to start it. also, the remotes do not control doorlocks. your original remotes might not work while it is remote started, so you will have to use your key. the range on this was like 50 feet for me because they sent me a 6 year old piece of junk. have since upgraded to compustar with 1 mile range. very happy with it. hard to find good DIY, though
1531450
I believe vehicles with remote unlock and alarms need specific remote start kits to bypass security measures. Also if you have a "smart key" where the vehicle shuts down if it is started but does not see the RFID chip from the key there may be additional relays you need installed. Find out if the model you are buying can work with your vehicle. I would try the manufacturers web site and search which models will work then find it here.
1531451
My car would start and run and when the enging got warm, the engine would shut off automatically. If you are trying to remotely cool your car, you dont want the enging shutting off.
1531452
Not exactly as expected. It will start the engine and run for a while but cut off for no reason after the engine is warm or almost warm. It is okay for the heater but not ok for the AC.
1531453
It should, but I am no expert with this remote. I bought mine for $28 shipped and i thought it was a good risk at that price. You do need a special code and patience that is inside the package and patience to get help from tech support. You will also need relays and maybe some resistors to make this work.
145014
No, unless you can call someone on your cellphone to come start it for you. That might count as a remote start
1602639
I believe so. You just have to manually open your doors! This unit is just a remote auto start! It doesn't have a keyless entry feature like a car alarm. Hope this helps!
1043893
The one we purchased does not have a remote start. Our vehicle used a key, but the car model did not come with remote keyless entry. This was simply to lock and unlock with a remote.
1494168
It might depend on your vehicle, but as a general rule you shouldn't need anything other than what's included. However, you'll need to sacrifice one of your spare transponder keys (stored inside the unit) or purchase (and program) a bulldog transponder key to enable remote start. It's also worth noting that if your vehicle has the keyless entry buttons, and the key itself all in one unit, it may not fit inside the RS83B (or RS82B), and you'll end up having to get a bulldog transponder key anyway. If you go with a learning module, you won't need to keep a key inside the unit to remote start.
1266164
Hi, Yes if the FCCID # is a match and you have the keyless entry system factory installed it will work!
2271274
Yes, as I recall you start the vehicle with an existing key, shut if off, then restart with the new key. The instructions come with the new key.
2000346
You need to have the factory option for this remote to work. For you, it is likely much cheaper to get a 3rd party remote start system than adding on the OEM equipment.
893030
Yes, you need to be quick with the remotes you only have about thirty seconds to program them. If you run out of time you can start over. You cycle the key on and off with out starting the engine 12 times you will hear the door locks work, as soon as you hear the locks work press the buttons on the remotes one at a time to program them. If I remember right you only have about twenty seconds to do the programming or you get to start over. Have fun.:)
927420
The key only opens the door. The key will not start the van. The FOB will still start the van even if the remote buttons don't work. You can even take the battery out of the FOB and it will still start the van. Use the key to gain entry and the FOB to run the van. The dealer can cut your new blank key.
1287561
If your car came with the keyless entry option, this remote control should work. The keyless module it's apart from the pcm, this module it's behind the driver's kick panel. Try with the programming secuence to know if you have this module installed. You can find it on google.
1750613
Yes that's a safety feature on most newer cars so you can't lock your keys in the car the remote start only knows the cars running so it won't lock the doors.
1569188
Yes, the Crimestopper Passlock-SL2, will send the signal to the BCM, and will turn the fuel on for the remote car starter for you, so the engine will run with the remote start. Just follow the wiring directions that come with it, with the first turn of the key the Passlock SL2 will learn the signal. Very simple wiring. instructions come with it. It works very well, I also installed on a 2001 S10.
1945456
It depends on your make and model of the car if it electronic lock ya it will work and remote start you might need a bypass module like an evo all
298400
Fairly easy to program instructions come with the keyless remote. Yes 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.
665519
Yes it does work. Keep in mind its just the shell. So you would have to take the insides out of your old factory keyless remote.