I want to install this alarm to a 2012 Hyundai Elantra Limited (Automatic with no push start). Do I need a bypass module for the remote start feature?
1288127
Depends. If you key has chip, maybe, but I didn't need it for my Hyundai Tucson 2013.
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!
867965
There are different modules that are needed. I had car toys install mine and it took a senior installer from a different car toys to install mine on my SRT10. Once it was all finished and working correctly, the best alarm out there in my opinion.
2118754
I don't see any reaso why that wouldn't be possible. They are independent circuits, though they do work together when using the remote start. But using the keyless entry should work fine as a standalone function apart from the remote start. IMHO though, if you're already that deep into the install, it would be better to wrap it up all at once as opposed to going back in later unless there are other circumstances to contend with. 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.
820587
Yes it will work, and yes you will need a bypass module. The bypass module is because the ignition keys have chips in them. I would recommend price checking the module yourself as they might over charge you. See if you can get it cheaper here. Just find out which one you need.
1567738
you should ask the installer about that because they have all the knowledge on it if I will do just search on the net if your car is capable of having an alarm like that.
1726769
I don't think you can. The alarm has an anti theft feature that will not let the vehicle start if the Alarm is engaged. If the remote won't work then try programming then again.
1894542
We at Car Alarm Depot are the only ones that program these units for stand alone remote start so you won't need a flash-link as long as you provide your year make and model.
170465
Hey there,um i have two like these to begin with,this model and a higher one which is the 5706v. The one your looking at is a one way remote start and the 5706v is a two remote start,meaning it tells you the car is started,which the one way doesn't. Um i installed the 5706v on my 2004 Toyota sienna and its working fine. As for the one your asking about, i will use that on a Toyota as well. As for the installation, i bought the module (5706v) on ebay and took it to bestbuy auto in which the installation was done there. If your car has a factory anti-theft system you will also need to buy this, (http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0047Q9AXG/ref=pe_385040_30332190_TE_3p_dp_1) this is a bypass to bypass all the wiring pertaining to the anti-theft system your car came with, well that i was told. And if you don't have that then you probably don't need it. I hope i answered your question! Good luck
733352
You can find the manual on my blog where I explain how to install it. http://timsengineeringblog.weebly.com/car-alarm-system.html
1468747
Yes it would work. Most alarms are made to be universal to be installed in most manufacturers. Since you already have an aftermarket system in your vehicle, it should be a little easier for this system to installed. Professional installation is strongly advised
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.
24752
Yes, it works without buying anything extra and I programmed it myself. I had to read my car mannual & look some stuff up online to do it but I did it. It does start my car remotely as well as lock & unlock my doors. Just be careful with them they are not very durable and the dealership issued. My first one broke after 98 days. The 2nd one about 9 months later. I'm ordering two more now.
1107002
"You are too close to the vehicle, please step away" lol. I had the alarm along time ago. Loved it. Yes both systems will work. You'll have a blue wire I believe from the remote start that will conect to alarm.
1457082
It is just a replacement "casing" for you existing alarm. It does not include the electronic insides. If your current alarm has the same button configuration then you just have to move the electronic insides into the new casing and it will work like before with your car.
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