Will this lock box hold a remote key for a car?
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No! We couldn't get our Honda Remote Key or VW remote key to fit. The remote part is too wide.
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It will, but you need 2 programmed keys and a programmable key to make it work. The immobilizer that doesn't require a spare key may be a better choice. It sounds like this is a do it yourself project. It may seem simple until you find there are quite a few different wires under there that are the same color. Get the right one. Additionally, newer cars are sealed up pretty tightly between the under dash and the engine compartment. You need to run, at least 2 wires there.
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I have a nissan pathfinder, and although the key finder is slightly wider than my car remote, id say its still the same weight, and possibly even lighter. Since its made up of mostly plastic and a very small chip inside, it really doesn't add any significant weight.
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It should be able to lock and unlock your car and if you know what you are doing or the installer who is installing this, you can connect your aux to say open the trunk. If your car keys have a little chip inside them, then you will need to buy an extra module that bi-passes the chip. Otherwise if your keys do not have a chip in them you should be able to do remote start with no extra modules. You can do a quick Google to see if your keys have a chip in them usually they are bigger because of the chip.
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HI NO this will NOT WORK.You may call us for tech support: 1-888-539-1362this key will not work for that model of vehicle Guaranteed.thanksMR Remotes
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Yes. My wife has a key chain with about 10 keys, car key/remote combo, a leather key chain. It is a very strong magnet
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Assuming your key fob is roughly the same size as a car/truck key fob, there should be plenty of room. I even installed one extra screw top-center for my keys to hang on.
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yes, it will work but may require additional parts to disable factory anti theft devices. If your have a chipped key you will need the transponder kit sold by bulldog security or if you have passlock 2 or equivalent you will need the smart box .
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Absolutely. I love mine. I put my remote on a retractable key chain that I hook to my belt loop so it is always handy when I am wearing it.
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For most cars you can get a key made for the door only, which is smaller. I use that and lock my other set in the car.
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I have a large key in mine with a small key ring to slide the key out. Because the top turns off of the lock box the key can only slide in and out. If your thinking of putting in a key that will start your car. I do not recommend it. Have a door key made at your local hardware store. This way you can unlock the car door if your main key is locked inside.
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Any vehicle that has remote lock/unlock capability. It comes with instructions and it may take a few attempts, but it should work fine.
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The Remote has a holder with two sided adhesive tape that you can mount somewhere in your car. You can also use a keychain on the actual remote, but I think it is a bit too big to be convenient. Better to keep somewhere in the car.
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I am only using it to open our community gate. I believe it can be programmed for other functions...but not sure about vehicle locks. Try to contact the company.
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It holds the key to my Dodge Pick Up which is pretty big, but doesn't have buttons on it. I bought it for my Subaru Legacy which has the keyless entry built into the key and it was literally 1/16th of an inch too big. I would suggest measuring your key and checking that against the listed dimensions for the key safe. Hope this helps.
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Yes. But you must use a relay to do this. The remote keyless doesn't have enough current to wire directly. That is exactly what I did. Also when you attach the wire to the trunk mechanism, leave a bit of slack in the wire or the solenoid qon't be able to operate the lock.
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If the vehicle uses a resistance based key. If so, it will work with both push to start and remote start