would this take 4 autos to finish
498040
It should because Auto's aren't as sensitive to type of light or length of light as normal plants, but to be safe I would look for a fixture that states that it allows a MH bulb as well as HPS.
528084
I actually had someone do it for me, but it seemed very easy. It took him about 10 to 15 minutes. The hardest part seemed to take off the middle of the steering wheel. I know I could have done it myself but just included it in the other things I had to have fixed.
1455381
Yes. However, you need to go through 3 cycles of On(II)/Press the original remote, confirm the quiet click)/Off, before you are in the programming cycle when you will need the original and new remotes programmed all at the same time. Rehearse in your mind before you sit behind the wheel as you have like less than 4 seconds each move; and you have to go through these many steps without hiccup before end.
1950069
Hello Frances,I found programming this remote to be a little bit challenging. I don't think that you would need to go to a locksmith, but it won't be as easy as pressing 1,2,3. You have to try it a few times in order to get the sequence working for your vehicle. I can tell you that I tried for about 20 minutes unsuccessfully, before getting it to work but It has been working great ever since.
1503573
My battery was dead to the point of having to reset the alarm code. It took 45 minutes to put enough charge in it to start and let the alternator take over which is faster. Keep in mind this is a battery maintainer, so if you don't drive the car a lot it will keep it charged up.
2100252
I did mine in 6 hours start to finish. The biggest issue is getting the crank bolt out to remove the pulley. If you have air and a big impact wrench its no problem. I used air tools and have a good impct wrench so all went smooth. Goodluck
553382
Not long at all. If your car's lighter works with the ignition off, then no. If it requires the ignition to be on then yes.
981355
Basically, it just as Steve B. commented and if you don't have the correct tools to do it all, then you're wasting you time. I ended up taking my car to the auto shop and had it done. Considering the time involved and not having the proper tools to drain everthing, the $197.00 it cost me to have it done was well worth the price. I kept the kit just have a few extra cans for future use to recharge.
825835
Go to AutoZone.com and use their search engine, if it gives the same number then it will. If not, then you are on your own in trying to adapt it.
939780
My husband did it and it took about 2 minutes to complete. I have owned it for almost 5 years and never had an issue with it not working. As far as the programming, it was a series of opening the door, closing the door, opening the trunk. The seller sent very detailed instructions. I am so glad I went this route instead of a dealership who wanted $200!
1749515
A few seconds should do it. I do around 10. Start by following the directions and see how that works for you.
1311964
Yes, if it has power from the car battery and you cut off the ignition it will turn off automatically in about 15 seconds. If you want to keep it on you have about 15 seconds to push a button to keep it on.
909900
I have done the GM relearn procedure before, it is a hit or miss on how many times it takes to get it to work. If you have a TPMS tool it makes the job much easier. I use a MaxiTPMS® TS401 from Autel to do the resets, with the car in program mode just press the transmit button on tool near the sensor and the horn chirps. The big benefit is you can do all four tires in less than a minute, no more having to let air out and wait...The other option is to take the car to your mechanic and let them program it. My local tire shops are pretty good about it.
893030
Yes, you need to be quick with the remotes you only have about thirty seconds to program them. If you run out of time you can start over. You cycle the key on and off with out starting the engine 12 times you will hear the door locks work, as soon as you hear the locks work press the buttons on the remotes one at a time to program them. If I remember right you only have about twenty seconds to do the programming or you get to start over. Have fun.:)
909899
I have done the GM relearn procedure before, it is a hit or miss on how many times it takes to get it to work. If you have a TPMS tool it makes the job much easier. I use a MaxiTPMS TS401 from Autel to do the resets, with the car in program mode just press the transmit button on tool near the sensor and the horn chirps. The big benefit is you can do all four tires in less than a minute, no more having to let air out and wait... The other option is to take the car to your mechanic and let them program it. My local tire shops are pretty good about it.
988689
Possible yes. Will you enjoy the task and be done in 5 min? No. Its a tight fit.
276005
You will need to take it to a dealership. It cost $45 at the local shop I went to and they had it done it about 5 minutes.