have a 2009 gmc sierra tx edition will it work on my vehicle the remote start and can i have the talking bulldog alarm system together with auto start
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The bad news is that, the bulldog remote starters do not speak your language, but the good news is that your 2009 GMC Sierra is on there wiring diagram list.....just go to there web page and follow there instruction,also you are going to need to purchase a dball 2 in addition to the bulldog remote start, it makes it so much easier.
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"You are too close to the vehicle, please step away" lol. I had the alarm along time ago. Loved it. Yes both systems will work. You'll have a blue wire I believe from the remote start that will conect to alarm.
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Based entirely on my experience with this remote alone, I will say yes, it will work. Bulldog has a website included in the paper work which will clearly identify all vehicles compatible with the device.
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You don't need this on your truck. A 791 module will do if a remote start only is installed. Try this link http://www.bulldogsecurity.com/bdnew/vehiclewiringdiagrams.aspx
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The application guide says: 2000-2005 GMC Sierra. The only HD in the book were for the 2500 and 3500. So from looking at the book I would say yes it will work.
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It worked on my son's 2001 GMC Sierra when we installed a aftermarket radio. It should work on your truck too.
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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.
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I ave no idea,really. I was driving, and it had armed itself. When I cut off the power, I was stuck at a shopping center, waiting for AAA to come and get my truck. The funny thing is, the AAA personal who picked me up, knew about alarms ,because he used to install them himself! He took it out there and then, I was able to go home. I knew I should have not bought that alarm! So, I went with a Viper alarm 2 way pager, until I can afford a remote start, then, IPhone comparabilities! I just wanted to ft it to start putting alarms myself. It was a simple process to hook up all those wires you would get from a remote start system! But, even with Al and Ed's hooking up the alarm themselves, it still didn't work good at all. Probably, it could be how sensitive the components are inside. Things aren't what they used to be anymore. Not that that is bad.
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yes. you may need an immobilizer bypass to start it. also, the remotes do not control doorlocks. your original remotes might not work while it is remote started, so you will have to use your key. the range on this was like 50 feet for me because they sent me a 6 year old piece of junk. have since upgraded to compustar with 1 mile range. very happy with it. hard to find good DIY, though
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If your vehicle comes pre-wired for a remote locking system, it will work. You must first check if your doors all have motors in them that switch the door locks. These must be present, otherwise you have to install them as well. This system simply triggers those motors to lock or unlock the doors. Cheers bro
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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 Younus, I have it installed in a 2009 GMC Canyon, which is a very similar truck to yours, and it works fine. My truck is a standard shift, but this remote starter will work on an automatic transmission as well. I hope this helps you. Gil Reed
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Chris I would strongly recommend you take your vehicle into a qualified Viper install shop. I purchased the Security and Remote starter and my mechanic tried numerous time to get the security system working without success. Had no problem with the remote start. In the end he sent my vehicle over to a custom audio shop and they resolved the problem and got everything up and running. My advice is to let the experts do the install . It will save you money and frustration in the long run. Regards Rick
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Can you remind me on what second is? Mine worked with the onstar and the door chimes. Funny story though, I sold that truck and kept the PAC unit. I do have it for sale. Willing to beat any price.
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There is a transponder chip installed in the key portion of the remote that must also be programmed in order to start the vehicle. Thank you!
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I am under the understanding that this remote car start will work on almost any vehicle it's like wiring in an alarm system but check with your local radio install shop and see if you need a bypass module I needed one for my 2005 silverado to bypass the factory system I was able to buy it off Amazon also and the installer only charged me $100 bucks to install since I had everything well worth it
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yes. I put mine on a 2003 expedition and it is working fine. Only thing I don't like is the remote is really bulky. You will also need the security bypass system for the bulldog. Mine came with it.
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Used mine on 2012 no remote start and no push button of course, works ok. Gotta push the button a lot sometimes, and I had to use super glue on mine, cause it fell apart when I would start the truck. Cheaply made but works, good back up.