this product work with my jeep cherokee limited 2002? In my car there is the factory alarm, but no starter button. thanks.
2019320
You should be able to get it. Mine came with instructions to go to a site that tells you which wires you need to splice into
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.
823145
you have to look at your alarm brain. its usually under your driver seat or under the steering wheel dash. you dont want to buy the wrong remote, because the remotes arent universal. after you find out the type of alarm you have then purchase your remote. the diy program is on google....
1977818
Depends. If your car already has those features and you want to integrate them into the keyfob, then it is a matter of identifying the wires to tap into. If your car does not have a particular option, e.g., remote start, then you will need to buy/install a separate module/parts and wire the alarm to it
1681952
If the buttons are the same it will work. You will need to find the manual for your alarm then it can be programmed. or you could just replace the front cover with the buttons. I used the new unit as my switches would stick at times. You will have to find your "valet switch". Mine was by the fuses.
1572966
Yes this remote should work for your starter but the sync is slightly different.
1797205
Fit my 2001 Cherokee Sport beautifully. Better quality than stock IMO. I am not aware of a difference in the stock part for Limited vs. Sport trim. I would google the part numbers and see if they cross (can't imagine they'd be different). If they do than yes. BTW, I looked up the stock part, and there is no selection for trim on sites I have visited. For what its worth.
296907
This Product is meant to be used with a remote start and alarm system. It is not meant to fix problems with your vehicle. It sounds like your GM vehicle has the usual problem with the Ignition Cylinder. On a GM car, as the Ignition cylinder turns with the key, the body computer senses the amount of resistance that is built into the Ign. Cyl. in ohms, so the computer can turn the electric fuel pump on, this was built in to prevent theft. On the GM Ign. Cyl., there are 2 small wires that have a little pigtail and plug, what usually happens after many years of turning the Ign. cyl. on and off, one or both of those wires breaks, on the inside, you can not see the break. That is why sometimes it starts for you, sometimes the wire makes the connection, sometimes, not. As you turn the Ign. Cyl., those 2 wires move back and forth, they break after time.
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Fit my 2001 Cherokee Sport beautifully. Better quality than stock IMO. I am not aware of a difference in the stock part for Limited vs. Sport trim. I would google the part numbers and see if they cross (can't imagine they'd be different). If they do than yes.BTW, I looked up the stock part, and there is no selection for trim on sites I have visited. For what its worth.
1488979
This is a complete alarm system with remote start. The alarm module has to have the remote start module connected/wired for the entire system to work; in other words, you can not just use the alarm module because you also have to use the remote start. If your car uses a chipped ignition key, you'll need additional modules (not supplied here) depending on type of car.
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.
32635
I'm not positive about that.. That depends on the remote start kit, if it takes the tach wire to let it disengauge the starter when the motor is running. If the kit is set-up like that.. Then yes, because you can use the triger wire for the trunk to activate it.. but there are better alarms out there that has that feature for just a little bit more money.. I hooked this up to my metal building using a power converter and the shock sensor that came with it sucks! If you're on a budget, also check the flea-markets or ebay... I just needed something that works, but I wouldn't put this alarm on my personal vehicles! FYI..
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Jerry, you may have a bad fob, I have a 2001 Frontier with PL, and took a chance on this working for my yr, even though it wasn't listed, I followed the instructions, from being in the truck, put the key in 6 xs and it worked perfect, and still it working perfect, it even sets the alarm, it was so easy that you must have a defective fob, good luck
2146794
Should if your old starter has a steel gear and not a plastic gear on it. You May have a plug in issue I don't know. If that's the case I would just cut it off. This starter just has a stud and nut to connect your wires. Hope it helps!
1543382
I purchased this for my 1999 Jeep Cherokee. It is not compatible with any Jeep Cherokee any year. From all of my research I have not been able to find a way to make this work with my Jeep.
1061603
I bought this for my 2002 Camaro. Followed instructions precisely. I've installed many alarms. I have never had so many problems as I did with this one. Their tech support was polite and helpful, but the product is poor and prone to false alarms even with the sensors turned down. I removed it. I'd recommend a CODE alarm. You get what you pay for. It is a universal alarm so it should 'work' in a Spyder.
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it works fine on my 2001 Jeep Cherokee, you can search codes by the Jeep model or under generic codes.