Will this work on a 1996 Buick Roadmaster? Also, does it bypass the entire system?
941988
No this is for a more modern system. What would be needed is the vats 1 bypass. Which are 15 resistors that would match the resistance in the key for the pcm to allow the theft system to be bypassed
941989
It should work on that if it has the VATS system. It DOESN'T bypass the entire system, it's basically an automated version of the resistor bypass of the sensor. You should try this http://www.bakerelectronix.com/products_vats/ if you want to bypass the whole system.
895526
The scanner has a connection for OBD I computers and should work. OBD II for 96 and newer.
1139684
I'm sorry however I'm not sure if it will work on a Buick as I have a Chevy Trailblazer
1159939
Yeah it will work great. You will also need a bypass to get around the transponder in the key that tells the computer that your not stealing the vehicle. The one we use at my shop is a idatalink
2129447
It should. It is ment for 96 and newer vehicles. As long as you have odb2 port which every car 96 and newer should unless modified
724212
Yes, it will work on all domestic and foreign cars from 1996 on. Only exceptions would be ABS/SRS+ codes. It will read all codes on a '05 Corvette.
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.
1653281
They always recommend that you update the firmware on any bypass but being that the vehicle is so old you shouldn't have an issue, I want to say I used the same unit on a 2002 Mustang GT without updating it. Never had an issue! Good luck!
2049018
no, you shouldn't need a bypass since its pre 96, you might need to check that though. If I remember correctly some cars got an early jump on the anti-theft systems.
932415
Yes, it should work on most cars nowadays. As long as it has obd2 support but it's become somewhat of a standard on most vehicles after the 90's so yes. I have it anf I have used it on a variety of cars and have not had any issues as long as it has obd 1 or obd 2
148093
I'm not sure but you might have to buy the bypass unit. I had to do this with my 2004 Lexus. I asked a local store and ordered it off amazon.
1338437
Does it work on a 2012 Chevy Traverse. How much does the bypass module cost? How much to install everything?
1945597
You're going to need a bypass module to trick the car into thinking the key is in the ignition or the key is near by (push to start). The one I prefer to use is made by idatalink. Their product is the easiest to install, but you will need to find someone to program it to your specific vehicle.
1906105
As others have said, it plugs into the OBD II socket on any car equipped with such a socket, that is, any '96 or up model by any manufacturer. This item is NOT a scanner, but gives you 5 more feet of reach with a scanner. If, as has been suggested by others, your car is too early to have OBD II, then this item is irrelevant to your car's diagniostic system, which is probably OBD I, like my '94 Saturn. On that car, I can read the limited codes OBD I provides simply by jumping a couple of the pins on the OBD I socket under the dash. Google a bit to see what will work for you. Good luck.
549153
Yes it will but you will still need a bypass module that is programmed to your car. The instructions tell you where the connection should be made but they do not have the color code of the wires that are in your car. I would suggest that you install this at shop.
148094
yes it is work in all cars,but i think you need buy bypass if you have chip in your key.bypass is 15-20$.i have nissan sentra 2012 and remote working properly.
281434
It should works. This device works with any vehicle equipped with OBD2. And from 1996 all vehicles are required to be OBD II equipped.