so your telling me that all i need is this remote to have a auto start on my 2010 impala ls?
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This is just a replacement for what you should already have. If your 2010 Impala has a factory installed or dealer installed remote start on your vehicle, you should have received a key fob such as this when you purchased the car or had the remote start installed on the car. If you didn't, you probably do not have a remote start kit on your car.
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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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If you already have the remote start installed in ur car then all u need to do is program the remote s s it should work. If u do not have remote installed in ur car u have to buy and install thst first.
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I bought this unit a couple years ago and did not like it. Had to be within 5 feet of car for it to work. If your just using it for keyless entry you don't need anything else , to use remote start you may need a security bypass if car has a factory security system like VATS or passlock
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Not sure if it will work with a vehicle without autostart. But, once this remote is programmed, the one you currently have won't work. You have to re-program them both at the same time.
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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.
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You need an EVO-CHRT5 for your vehicle. And yes we at Car Alarm Depot are the only seller online that flashes these units for remote start.
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you`ll need the codes and the dealers are the only ones that can get them.If you have the codes the it will program the viper alarm systems module for remote start.it`s best to let the alarm guys program the system for you.
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I bought two for my 2008 Impala LTZ, and it is exactly what you need to rid the god awful "click of death". Best price you will find too...I have had to replace two of these bad boys so far...some are a lot easier to get to than others for sure. Hope that helps.
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no the locking wont work without an existing locking system, the remote start will work
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Check that you have the exact remote for your make, model, year and remote start/no remote start. Good luck.
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Absolutely as long as both remote starts are of the same brand or capable of using that remote which 2 models (remote start ecu) are u using?
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You can program the remote yourself. Just follow the instructions they give you.
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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
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I bought the car used, and the guy didn't have a remote. I assume the original was also a three button remote, because my trunk doesn't work. The other three do though.
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No.all you need to do is take the csr and the remote to a mitsubishi dealer and let them program it
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Yes this comes with remote start. Or it should come with it. When I bought mine 4 years ago it came with the remote start. Read the description.
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That new of a rig u should be able to get a remote start that is plug n play so to say
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I looked on crutchfield.com and they say it works with 2000 Impala (without OnStar). I used it in my 2004 Sunfire, and it works with my Kenwood. You need it because the power going to the radio is always on. I am sure you could find a switch power too, but it would probably not had the delay turn off feature. But the other part is if you want the ding noise to remind you of things like you left your headlights on, or did not fasten your seat belt, sense that was produced by the factor radio through the drives door speaker, or it was in my Sunfire.