own an 06 ford explorer,i have chip in key. do I need an alarm bypass module for this starter? also where would I find the wiring diagram for my vehic
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yes, you will need to bypass alarm.. also, you will need to put a spare key in the box i think.. make sure you buy it only if you have two keys with chip in them..
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Yes you will need the door key cut. As far as programming our dealership did it but you need the original fob or at least the chip in it.
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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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Yes, you'll need to install the bypass unit too because your key will set the alarm off
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I took mine to Walmart and had it cut, it will open the door but will not start the vehicle because it has a chip in it. This is the dumbest thing on my 2000 F150 you need two original keys in order to program this key, I'm thinking if you have 2 keys why would you need to program another. I only have one key and can't program this one. There is a local hardware store that says they can program it but they want $50.00 to do it, I haven't had a chance to have it done.
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That relay is for the starter kill. The alarm will still work if you don't hook it up. You have to locate the wire that goes from the starter to the ignition. Cut the wire. Hook up the black to the starter motor side and the green to the ignition side. I used snap connectors. That way if you ever need to disconnect the starter kill it'll be easier. Just make sure it's not easily accessible to a thief. Good luck.
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Go to bulldogsecurity.com and on the left side of the page you can select installation and wiring guides. Most likely you vehicle will be listed because the remote starter is not vehicle specific. There is an ignition wire, a starter motor wire, door lock switch wire, etc. on all vehicles and that is what the system will connect to - the wires, not the harnesses. It can be installed by any shop that installs car stereos and DVD players. The box will contain something called InstallCard, which will direct you to someone in your area that will install it for $160, but expect an upcharge because there is always something extra that every car will need. You can install it yourself if you are comfortable cutting and soldering your vehicle's wiring. I had it installed on a police interceptor and it works great and over a long distance. This is great to have if there is an ice storm where you parked your car because the car will thaw out from the inside out and eventually you can get in the car without damaging anything. Good luck.
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I agree ordered from car alarm depot send them your information they will flash the unit before you get it its a plug-and-play you in it with you only having to solder one wire together on the internal harness itself sounds difficult but very simple just rip the wire twist together and then tape off everything else is plug-and-play just take your time and it will be well worth it took me about 30 minutes
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Bring up Bulldog.com they have wiring and special use diagrams for your vehicle but if your vehicle starts and then dies this is probably not the problem if your car has a smart key (chipped) it would crank but not start simple way to check is to insert key in ignition leave it in the off position attempt to a start with remote if it starts and runs you need this if it does not or does as it is now recheck your wiring esp. ignition 1 and ignition 2 connections remember do not use crimp style connectors I hope this helps
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If your vehicle has factory theft/alarm you will need a bypass module. this remote start is a difficult install if you dont know auto electric.
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Not sure Edwin. My key was a "transponder" key, but the dealership said it was defective. My key arrived and the handle or the black part with the Nissan logo was split and separated. Very cheap key & likely will not work for your ignition. I had mine cut and am using it for a spare door key in case I lock my keys in my truck. I wouldn't order another cheap "microchip ignition key" from the internet again. Bite the bullet and search dealers or locksmiths that specialize in chip keys. They have to program it anyways as it isn't a do it yourself project like the alarm key fob is.
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I got mine cut at Southerlands, but you'll need to get the chip in the key programmed at a Ford-garage to work (unless you have 2 working keys). The dealer charged $36 for the programming.
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you should find out if your car requires the chip key. You have to have a key for this to work and program yourself. If you have a key, then it's really simple. If you don't have a key, then you will need to go to the dealer
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I have an 06 fx35 and I ordered one a few months ago and programmed it myself with the instructions included. My only issue is the panic button is more sensitive than my original fob
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you`ll need the codes and the dealers are the only ones that can get them.If you have the codes the it will program the viper alarm systems module for remote start.it`s best to let the alarm guys program the system for you.
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You may need that key bypass if your key has a chip. I think it was about 20 bucks. Just look at items people purchased at bottom of Amazon page and you will see it.
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if you want to install an remote engine start and if the key is chip built in with security then you will need an by pass