is your bypass module the type that requires a spare key to be placed in it?
1887655
Hi, this does not require a key to be left in it. You will retain both keys after programming the unit.
694055
Yes it wii. If you don't have a Chip in your key you will not need the bypass
154027
If you have a "chip"in the key, you'll need a bypass module. If your car starts with a plain metal key (or a cheap copy) then you don't have a chipped key (I don't think yours has one). As far as connecting to factory electric door locks, this will work perfectly (and seemlessly) with them. If the car didn't come with factory power locks, they can still be added but at extra expense (around $60-100 or so).
816738
Yes, it's universal and you're going to have to add your extra key in the module
636358
Yes, just make sure that it's the correct one with regards to keyless entry or keyed entry.
1588995
Yes but you will have to also buy the bypass module for the computer to remember the chip code from the key otherwise it wont start your truck
1494169
The one that I bought had the bypass module included in the kit as well as the installation instructions. I must add that my husband and I followed the video installation instructions to the T but couldnt get the unit to work until we finally got an email response from tech support that walked us through a procedure for clearing the module that wasn't outlined anywhere in the instructions. The unit is now working perfectly and definitely worth the trouble! Just make sure you refer to both the written instructions and the video
1805626
1 fob and 1 key will work but it is necessary to have a scan tool to enable the programing to take place
1390180
No because that vehicle has what is called skim (sentry keyless immobilization module) which is a frequency that is transmitted from the transponder (remote key) thus making it virtually impossible to bypass honestly. How do I know I'm a professionally certified mechanic.
1588222
Yes Carlos you can. So if you open your key as it opens halfway up you'll see a little push pin that you can push out and take the key off and replace it with the key that you arty have. Then on the bottom separate the two pieces and you can put the guts that little computer chip in and replace that so it can work if you have anymore questions contact me
892521
I installed it in a 97 f-150 and no I did not need any bypass modules. This website will tell you everything that you need to know http://www.commandocaralarms.com/
344521
I do not have a clue where the key insert is, I've looked everywhere but can't find it. I installed it before I looked for it so I have a feeling it may be in the back, although I'm not sure how that could work. The initial code is 12345678#
907566
Just remember the pill shaped transponder located in the plastics beside the silver button.This is only a shell and if your key looks the same then odds are it will work. There is plenty of videos online how to disassemble and tranfer parts
2085041
I haven't bothered to get my spare key cut yet, though I probably should. I plan to go to my local hardware store and have them match the original. If the battery on the fob fails, you will need that key. I have a friend with a prius with no backup key. He has two fobs, neither of which have a cut key in them. To answer your question: No, you do not have to get the key cut in order to operate your car. It is a backup in case your fob fails and you are locked out of the car.
102647
Yes as long as you don't have a chip on your key that you cannot match a resistor for
1161705
If you have a chip in your key you will need a by pass mod the db al. If not that's it.
954132
You need to buy the proper bypass to work with your vehicle. Changes are your vehicle needs an additional idem call a 'bypass'.