i dont have romote start on my 2008 tahoe. will this remote let me have this feature or do i have to go to the dealer ship?
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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.
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Your key fob must look exactly like the one you are ordering. You will have to ask your dealer this question. We have it on a 2007 so I wouldthink you should have the ability but I dont know for sure.
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You have to go to the dealership to have remote start installed if you dont have it already key fob will work if remote start is already installed
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Yes this aftermarket will work on your vehicle but need a factory bypass module for the remote start feature.
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No, you won't need to buy anything for the auto start to work. When I received the remote it came with a little paper letting you know to go to there website for the programming instructions. And it literally took me less than 5 min to program! And when it was complete... In order to get the auto start to work... You've got to lock all the doors with the remote until it beeps once and then hit the Auto-start button and your car should turn on using the auto-start button. Hope this helps you out.
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You will need to loose a key and get a 556uw or a bypass module called PKALL. You can make the system work off the factory remote by using the white blue activation wire. You will hook that up to your negative lock wire found on the passenger kick panel. You will just program the unit to activate with 2 pulses, so when you hit the lock button twice the car will start. However you will be limited to factory remote range which is not much. Using the remotes that come with the unit is your best way to go... Good luck.
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Thank you for your inquiry, to verify the remote you need please: 1. Check the backside of current remote to match #'s w/ the one's in listing ad for remote you are interested in (FCC ID & Part#) 2. Send us an Amazon message or call at 877-240-3597 with your VIN # or 3. Inquire w/ dealer as to which FCC ID & PART # you need for your VIN (vehicle's installed system). Thank you!
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WWW.REMOTESREMOTES.COM is the wed site that I receive when I got my remote. 2012 and above will have to be program by the dealer. It cost about $40.00. Mike
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You need an EVO-CHRT5 for your vehicle. And yes we at Car Alarm Depot are the only seller online that flashes these units for remote start.
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There is a website you will be referred to when ordering -- you can submit specifics regarding your auto & then it will be determined if the vendor has a compatible remote (they most likely do).
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You do not need to go to the dealer to program the remote. You just need to follow the instruction that come with the key to program the key-less and remote functions of the transponder.
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There is a sequence I recommend you find and use for this remote start when using on a manual. It is a safety feature to prevent the car from going through people's homes etc. The remote start will need to be in manual mode instead of automatic mode in order for this to work. Although a pain I did this bc I didn't want to hurt anyone or anything. You will have to hook the tach up & the door pins when the brain of the remote start is in manual mode also. Good luck, it's a nice remote start!
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The only manual I have may be downloaded at: http://www.universalremote.com/support/residential-downloads.phpIn order to have it programmed, you must pay a dealer to program it for you. Other than that, and the fact that it's a bit fragile, it's a good remote.
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In order to program this yourself you MUST have 2 working keys. If you do not have 2 working keys then you must visit a locksmith or dealership. thanks MR REmotes
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From what I understand, you have to be careful because the manufacturer can void your warranty when you add this to a new car. When you add any other security system or other add on you have to bypass systems already on the car. Check with Nissan to make sure it won't cause you problems later. Plus you will come out better letting an authorized dealer install the remote start for you. I'll cost you less than you think since you already have the part. Plus the installer will warranty the install.
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I looked mine up on google. It had to be programed by a locksmith or by the dealer. I went with the dealer. My old remote still worked for unlocking the trunk, but when they took it back they cleared it out so it was no good any more. Let them know if you want your old one still working. Dealer charged $45
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You need to follow up with viper or a reputable installer and fine out if it is possible for them to integrate this with your oem remote start. You may lose the oem remote start feature, yet still have it on your viper system. You can check out vipers website, they have a app to help you figure out what major components will be needed for your car. Also, word of caution. The quality of the install is key. A great alarm/remote start system is useless if it is installed poorly. Hope this helps. Feel free to ask more questions if needed.
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You can try before purchasing remote. Just press brake, put key in ignition and turn to on position (not starting) 8 to 10 times within 20 seconds. If you hear the door locks actuate automatically during this time, this remote may work.
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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.