I have an 02 Avalanche with a clifford remote start already but no alarm. Would I be able to use the module for remote start that is already installed if i wanted to change to this model of Avital?
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Installer here..yes you would be able to do that Clifford and avital are both manufactured by directed and the plugs should be the same also to switch over depending on the year model of the Clifford system.
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Im assuming u mean bypass module. You can prolly reuse it but id suggest getting a new one like dball2 .
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It would have to google the models to see if the plugs match but I doubt it
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Am still not fixing my Avital, l took it to mechanic and they were changing about $350.00. The best way is to find someone who's know how to fix it. Am sorry.
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Yes, this is a complete alarm system & remote starter,the only thing you might need is a by-pass module for the remote starter, some cars need them some do not . Go to wire diagrams at bulldog security to see if your vehicle has to have one. GOOD LUCK!
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You can't do either of those things. I'm not sure why you would want to though, the new key fob will do all of the things your factory key fob would do. You can still use your factory key fob and only use the avital for remote starting. You will also need a PKALL to bypass your vehicle security transponder.
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Simple answer is yea you can. Whether you or someone else install just let them know you don't want the remote start function. Even if they do it install it a switch can turn it on or off whenever you want it disabled. Hope this helps.
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Mike is right needs programming by the dealer, i didn't use it in my Chevy Colorado with a Viper basic alarm,instead i pulled a new wire from the starter to the alarm and installed a relay for the ignition kill and it works fine.
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I would not now but I can tell you that the clifford avantguard 5.1 are defective you might wont to do some research on the item I order at amazon fulfilled by sonic electronics and mine was defective we called the company direct which is the same company that makes viper and python the company told me that the main unite was defective it would not unlock or lock the doors it just would not respond I would recommend that you stick with viper or any other brand.
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will not work on a 2002 avalanche.your alternator might look the same but it's a little smaller.my daughter has the same vehicle sorry
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Answers to your questions...I don't know what car is compatible with this alarm and I had this installed at Fry's Electronics. It has been working fine since the installation back in Feb. 2013. I did not have the engine start and the trunk remotes installed coz they are a separate charge....I am looking into having these installed soon.
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It just comes in the clifford package. It's a legit replacement and you can program real easy. Just google model and you will find instructions real easy. Takes a minute to program. I hope this helps.
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no problem for my 2004 avalanche, guessing it would be the same or similar configuration
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There is a sequence I recommend you find and use for this remote start when using on a manual. It is a safety feature to prevent the car from going through people's homes etc. The remote start will need to be in manual mode instead of automatic mode in order for this to work. Although a pain I did this bc I didn't want to hurt anyone or anything. You will have to hook the tach up & the door pins when the brain of the remote start is in manual mode also. Good luck, it's a nice remote start!
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Hi, it doesn't work in my 2002 avalanche with the factory radio with build-in single cd player. But it works at my brothers denali with factory radio with separate cd player
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You can program it your self how ever I don't think it will work with a factory remote start. It is made to work with bulldog brand remote starts.
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No it's just a base model 2way. It doesn't have remote start or fail safe starter kill it just a 2way remote with keyless entrie. If I knew what I know now I would've never ordered it!
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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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that is used to flash /program the module that you will need to start your car.when you buy the remote starter and bypass module together most stores will flash the module for you, all you have to provide is your vehicle information.
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you have to look at your alarm brain. its usually under your driver seat or under the steering wheel dash. you dont want to buy the wrong remote, because the remotes arent universal. after you find out the type of alarm you have then purchase your remote. the diy program is on google....