will this work with the bulldog RS82 remote starter???or do I have to use their 791 bypass module??? this one cheaper,only wanna know if is compatiabl
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as long as the bulldog has a negative transponder output it should be fine. but this box makes you give up a key so unless you have 3 you should contact your local locksmith or dealership for a price on an extra key. some times the bypass modules are cheaper
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Depends on the vehicle. It will work with the bulldog just fine. What kind of vehicle is it?
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It will probably work but keep in mind that you will need another key to put inside the immobilizer. The key must have a computer chip in it and can add to the cost
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Immobilizer you choose is dependent on the type of ignition system you have. If your key uses a pass lock 2 style this will work. It just has to make the car think the key is there.
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Hello,You actually need the SM-3SV. This unit is a single wire splice-in for bikes that have Kickstand Interlock. The integrated flasher/interlock relay remains in place.
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Hello, This item is compatible with your vehicle though you will need the remote start bypass module (DBALL) flashed for you vehicle to be able to use the remote start functions this system offers. As far as installation instructions on a per vehicle basis, there is really nothing out there. There is however installation instructions and vehicle specific wiring diagrams that you can get to assist in the install of this. Since this is a newer vehicle and there is some data wires that will need to be tapped into we would recommend professional installation if you don't have experience in remote start systems. Hello, This item is compatible with your vehicle though you will need the remote start bypass module (DBALL) flashed for you vehicle to be able to use the remote start functions this system offers. As far as installation instructions on a per vehicle basis, there is really nothing out there. There is however installation instructions and vehicle specific wiring diagrams that you can get to assist in the install of this. Since this is a newer vehicle and there is some data wires that will need to be tapped into we would recommend professional installation if you don't have experience... » Read More Hello, This item is compatible with your vehicle though you will need the remote start bypass module (DBALL) flashed for you vehicle to be able to use the remote start functions this system offers. As far as installation instructions on a per vehicle basis, there is really nothing out there. There is however installation instructions and vehicle specific wiring diagrams that you can get to assist in the install of this. Since this is a newer vehicle and there is some data wires that will need to be tapped into we would recommend professional installation if you don't have experience in remote start systems. « Show Less
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Hello... Not sure of that answer, but i can tell you it worked great out of the box on my R1200GS, plugged right into the Can-Bus, did not need to program anything, and has not let me down!
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I returned mine. Even tried to have the recommended installer from bulldog do it.never contacted me back about appointment Very poor customer service
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I am a alarm technician and yes the Viper 7141v 4-button remote will work with a remote start
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If you know what your doing I'm sure you can get any remote start to work. You may have issues with it recognizing the amperage coming from the coil which allows it to keep the vehicle running. I imagine it's carburated though. So I'd look on google about adding a remote starter to a carburated vehicle. Hope this helps.
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yes. I put mine on a 2003 expedition and it is working fine. Only thing I don't like is the remote is really bulky. You will also need the security bypass system for the bulldog. Mine came with it.
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If your vehicle has factory theft/alarm you will need a bypass module. this remote start is a difficult install if you dont know auto electric.
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Chris I would strongly recommend you take your vehicle into a qualified Viper install shop. I purchased the Security and Remote starter and my mechanic tried numerous time to get the security system working without success. Had no problem with the remote start. In the end he sent my vehicle over to a custom audio shop and they resolved the problem and got everything up and running. My advice is to let the experts do the install . It will save you money and frustration in the long run. Regards Rick
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I am not sure, but you may hold the answer in the manuals that came with the Bulldog. If it defines the engine as a GY6 anywhere in the manual it should fit. You may be able to find GY6 stamped somewhere on the engine as well. This is the carb that is on all the millions of Chinese scooters and motorcycles that have the 150cc GY6 engine.
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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.
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We have a viper ...not sure what model number but it was easy to program and we have had no problems with it!
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If you've installed the bulldog remote starter then yes. Otherwise no, this does not work with a factory keyless entry system.
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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.
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I lost my original one for my toyota highlander and replaced it with this one. I actually had a mechanic program it for me, it came with directions. I don't know if it will work with the RS1200EP, sorry
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I have a 2007 R1200GSA and it works with that bike. The only thing, you have to make sure that the outlet you are plugging it into on the bike is a continuously hot outlet. If not, you might want to connect it directly to the battery as it suggests in the instructions.