My car has spare buttons which don't do anything, can I wire it up to these?
509719
The buttons may not have power however if so yes no what I did do was make a switch in mine hot I have a 2009 Scion tC hope this helps
1630076
Yes, if your car has "Home Link" as its called on my cars. Your car's owner manual should have a section that tells you how to set it up.
1819984
if you just hook up 2 you can hook them up with out a relay. Be sure to use a fuse in the circuit.
81470
You have to do it in your car. I honestly started to mess with the buttons until it showed what I needed and then pressed on it. It is tricky but you will get it. Good luck!
948
As long as the built in xm is desperate from the factory radio you should be able to wire it in
859365
Yes, also if you have another ne for the same car, you need to take it at the same time. All keys need reprogramming together.
516470
Are you asking if you can wire it up so you dont have to change the battery? Dont waste your time. These things are junk.
134852
No, the only wire to hook up will be the power wire to the fusebox and one to a good ground. The others will be tap into main wires running behind driverside kick panel and to the ignition wires. You will need to obtain a good wiring diagram pertaining to your exact vehicle wiring color chart.
1911388
As I recall, you have to hold the button down. Be forewarned that the wiring at the tailcap is fragile. Mine broke just playing around with it--no rough handling at all. Fortunately I happened to have a weapons-grade tailcap/tapeswitch on hand that I replaced it with. If my experience is typical, I would strongly suggest you replace the tailcap/tapeswitch assembly.
44868
I'm not 100% sure but I think there are ways to wire it up without this. The idatalink just make it easier. Jump on idatalink's website and you can put in your car's information and check. Also this unit has to be programmed specifically for your car type. And you might want to order it preprogrammed from the manufacturer for your car. Otherwise you'd have to take it somewhere to get programmed and you might get charged.
1669565
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.
1793605
Depends, some of the sticks with buttons are able to be replaced where you push down on the entire knob. This would be the only way the part could replace it on a automatic using a button. It comes with the parts to hook it up like that if you need. I was using it for a manual transmission and didn't need the spring or other parts.
1890110
Yes, but follow the diagram. Hooking it up wrong will burn out the auto switch. Also a good idea to use an inline fuse to be safe.
670895
I don't know. What you can do is take off the shifter knob and check if the button is straight up. If it is then it will work. Usually they customize the inside of the knob so you can push in the button on the side or front.
2020551
Try reprogramming the clicker and programmed car opener. Not sure why, but it would not hurt and may realign all your devices.
241777
Two fobs that have the ability to start the vehicle. The buttons on the fob don't need to work, but it needs to be able to start the vehicle.
1085806
Looks like others have answered this question adequately. I would only add that you should take care to line up the pads on the fob with the sensors on the circuit board. I had a small problem causing the "open" button to work only when I pressed the lower quadrant of the pad on the fob.