Whtat type of module do I need to install Avital 4103LX remote starter in a 2013 Nissan Rogue with a regular key?
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Rogue: Part # DB-ALL for REMOTE START/KEYLESS Entry, requires 1 key for programmingand NO Key for Operation.
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Ya, my 96 f350 had a wire connector by gas pedal. Read forms, turm key on jumper out connector, push lock then unlock, key off... simple 5 minutes to reprogram mine.
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It might depend on your vehicle, but as a general rule you shouldn't need anything other than what's included. However, you'll need to sacrifice one of your spare transponder keys (stored inside the unit) or purchase (and program) a bulldog transponder key to enable remote start. It's also worth noting that if your vehicle has the keyless entry buttons, and the key itself all in one unit, it may not fit inside the RS83B (or RS82B), and you'll end up having to get a bulldog transponder key anyway. If you go with a learning module, you won't need to keep a key inside the unit to remote start.
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Remote starts can be added to almost any vehicle. They do require a very extensive knowledge of automotive electronics and data systems. It will also require a vehicle specific transponder bypass module. They are by no means a 'Do It Yourself' install. Professional installation by an experienced installer is very highly recommended. It is very easy for a novice installer to damage the expensive computer modules of the vehicle. (I have 30+ years experience installing remote starters, every since they first became available to the industry.)
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If the vehicle uses a resistance based key. If so, it will work with both push to start and remote start
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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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Yes but with two caveats. If the plastic part of your key is grey you need a bypass module as well. Dei dball or Audiovox flcan. If it's black you do not. They need to be programmed with a special programmer. Also the remote start needs a lot of technical know to install.
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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 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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yes, any remote starter will work with any vehicle. i had it on a 2004 tahoe. will have to buy a bypass module. your vehicle has a immobalizer and the bypass module will act like the chip in the key.
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Its been a while since my purchase but I do remember having to buy the remote start module separately. The alarm comes equipped and ready for remote start but the module will need to be purchased. Don't forget that an additional module to install this alarm to your vehicle will also be needed (bypass module).
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From what I know the PKALL module allows the use of a remote start for newer model cars that have immobilizers built into the key. For example I needed it for my 2004 4runner for the viper 5704 to be installed without losing one of my keys. Without the PKALL module they (the alarm installer) would have to have taken one of my keys (usually valet) and have it wired into the system (the immobilizer chip is built into newer model keys and thats what allows the car to start). So instead of having 3 keys (2 drivers 1 valet) I would only have 2 keys left. For my 2002 impreza on the other hand, it was an older model car with out a chipped immobilizer key so that car did not require this PKALL module for thew same viper 5704 alarm. The locks depend on the alarm system you choose (just about all systems offer keyless entry). As for the windows that would also be a separate module on it own like the DEI 530T WINDOW CONTROL MODULE or something of that sort that is compatible with the alarm you choose. Hope this helps.
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I bought this unit a couple years ago and did not like it. Had to be within 5 feet of car for it to work. If your just using it for keyless entry you don't need anything else , to use remote start you may need a security bypass if car has a factory security system like VATS or passlock
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Same setup that I bought. Installed remote start first. There is a data port for the remote start to bypass for ease of install
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Yes it will need a bypass module or u can tape one of the factory keys key near the ignition switch where the transponder is , u can hide it inside the steering coloumn shroud ,so that it senses the key is present when the pcm gets the start signal and will not go to theft mode
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This is a complete alarm system with remote start. The alarm module has to have the remote start module connected/wired for the entire system to work; in other words, you can not just use the alarm module because you also have to use the remote start. If your car uses a chipped ignition key, you'll need additional modules (not supplied here) depending on type of car.
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If you have factory security system like chip built in key or any factory security, you will need bypass module for Remote start.