I currently do not have a keyless entry will that make a difference with this product? After installation will the keypad work as a keyless entry?
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Absolutely. Since installing this product, i now only occassionally use my key for accessing the vehicle. I usually just remotely unlock it as i approach the car. In the manual, you'll find that there's support for unlocking your trunk as well. Although i did not set mine to do that. Hope this helps.
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This remote works fine. You just need the right person to install the system. I don't have any problem with it
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The Key bob that comes with this product will control your locks, trunk, lights, alarms, everything you wire it in for, it is very customizable,
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Yes it does but alarm goes off for no reason n sometimes doesn't want to shut off...I don't recommend this particular product. Try another brand..good luck
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As a car remoter, it works very well here. It starts my car before I go out.
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Yes, it will work as long as you have an RKE system installed. For free manufacturer programming requirements please go to http://keylessremotes4u.net/programming.php.
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If your car came with it already installed with it on it. When i bought my car i only had keys no keypad and while going thru the settings seen that i already had an autostart on the car
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Yes, both keypad and keyed lock works as intended as a stand alone product. Keypad is programmable without any other equipment attached as well, supplied instructions are easy to follow. Yale also sells the same deadbolt/lock without the networking module for a slightly less and if you're not intending to utilize that functionality you can save a little money by purchasing the other version. The networking module can be bought separately also.
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You can purchase the keypad plus the ribbon (wire) from Amazon which is what I did. Take off the old keypad and disconnect the old ribbon wire from the black box on the inside of your garage.Install by first slipping the ribbon through the molding or hole you pulled the old one out from. Screw in the new keypad, then attach the ribbon to the black box.Test by keying in your old code number, it should work fine.
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I am not sure if it would work since it didnt come with a keyless remote, if it doesnt work you might have to change the whole key locking mechanism for it to work. I would think if you had a keyless remote then this product would definately work.
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Hello. The key holder is not big enough to hold a keyless entry vehicle key...is will only hold a flat traditional key.
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I installed this system in my 1988 Mercedes 300 ce . Here is a link to the walkthrough for this particular car..... If you have a different model you could query their forum to see if anyone has done the same model car as you.. http://mbworld.org/forums/e-class-w124/191107-keyless-entry-writeup.htmlit was a 1 hr install. works perfectly .
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If you are referring to the number key pad, you need to press the "num Lock" on the upper left corner of the number pad. If the light is ON then it should work. If this is not what you meant you need to provide more details.
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I have this door door opener and yes, the keypad will work with this opener.
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No, the keypad does not light up. The numbers you enter are displayed but the keyes do not backlight.
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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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Hi Leanne, Thanks for your question. In response, Yes, absolutely. Our keypad will easily tie into your existing power door locks / alarm, so that everything works together. For more complex installs, I would recommend using a professional car stereo installer type person, so they can handle the alarm system integration. Hope this helps. If I can help with any other questions you have, just let me know... Have a blessed day, Mark
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Yes, you need a keypad for programming and operating. It is not included. Regards, JB
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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.
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HI, have a factory installed keyless entry and the FCCID # is a match to your original. It will work for your vehicle.
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I'm not sure, but I wouldn't waste my money buying this if I were you. The keys don't work well. I recently purchased a Targus keypad and it works much better. It is more expensive, but you get what you pay for.