Can this alarm be use only as key-less entry with shock sensor without immobilizer features? Immobilizer by factory key transponder.
587919
Simple answer is YES. It doesn't have immobilizer feature. I guess you refer to its output to cut the power to the starter. I thought it might be riskful and didn't use that.
1063447
100% yes. Please start off on the lowest setting. You will be surprised as it's in a very sensitive area. We really use it more for the positive reinforcement button. If you use it properly you will never need the shock feature..
1235759
Yes you can. You must use your computer with the USB key-fob and disable the appropriate sensor according to the code as printed thereon. Then, if you want you must remove its battery, although that is not necessary. Finally, when you are done on the computer, you must sink the USB-fob with the base station. Theoretically you can also do all this using the entry keypad unit, but I have never done that, because using a computer is much more convenient.
1627563
No, but you will have to "address" the keypad, depending on what model of alarm control board you currently have.
1164223
this product is a add on to an alarm or to replace the shock sensor. if someone gets too close to my car the alarm goes off. Its a nice feature. And yes you would have to get an alarm first. Just make sure that this proximity sensor is compatabal with your alarm. And the products are only as good as the install. Keep that in mind. Hope this helps.
1854760
EKs don't have transponder keys, just regular keys. So yes it would work because you would just get it cut as a normal key, but you don't need a transponder as there is no anti theft built into the ignition on EKs.
394979
The kit comes with actuators, the hardware to mount them and a integration module if you will that allows you to use them in an existing factory keyless or with an after market keyless entry. The integration module responds to an input from those units and sends a positive trigger to one wire and negative to the other and then reverses this for the other direction. To answer your question in the simplest terms this package is not stand alone you need a keyless entry or alarm system, factory or after market. If you have an existing system depending on the make and model the actuators would be installed and wired in the same way as the factory actuator. Hope this answers your question.
1535984
I'm pretty certain this only works as a second control. But since most of the DYI alarms are keypad + system all in one box, it allows me to hide the main one in a closet and just use the touchpad near the door.
577574
It can be used in any alarm system provided with additional port shock sensor, you need to see if you factory system module have additional port for it, if not, you can replace the shock sensor for proximity sensor. Regards,
746794
Yes, you can use your own key, just remove the blank. You will have to pull the whole thing apart anyway to replace the electronics and immobilizer.
1403641
John, I apologize that it took me so long to get back with you. If you do a search on the type of key that is comparable to the one you have then I am sure you shouldn't have a problem. Now as far as your alarm system, if you set it up yourself; I would think you wouldn't have a problem. But if it was something that was done by a company (as far as the installation and pairing with your key for remote access) then you may have to take it back to them for service. Just my opinion. I am not an expert. :)
674767
Yes it can. You give the keypads separate addresses in programming. This is a very versatile alarm system.
2230138
you can use it as a entry alarm but you donot have disarm or arm its alarm or alert if its on alarm it can only work with you being in house now if you put it on alert it will let you come and go with just a beeping noise but once you close the door all the way it will shut off
1531821
This item isn't a remote key, it's just a remote key shell. NO interior (remote/electronics/ignition or transponder chips) unit inside. You need to cut the key blade, take the internal electronics (include immobilizer/transponder chip) from original remote and place them to our key shell, then it is OK! There's no programming needed.
892894
Yes but only if you have the transponder key, for the transponder key needs be placed in the ignition first as part of the steps to program the newly purchased key.
1847618
Yes, you can program it, but if you've never done it before I recommend stopping by your local auto alarm installation center to have then program your keyfobs for you. You'll need to program all of your alarm keyfobs at the same time.
902766
This itme is just a Empty key shell with uncut blade, you need to cut it in your local locksmith, take the internal electronics (include immobilizer/transponder chip) from original remote and place them to our key shell, then it is OK! There's no programming needed