is this a good choice in comparison with other bypass modules on the market? Also, which firmware would be recommended for bypass?(i have 2011 accord)
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I have been using iDatalink bypass to install remote starters for friends and relatives - this is a good choice. Go to datalink web site , plug in your model and year of your car and it will let you know the firmware version. You will need the web link cables set to update the firmware or klon the transponder from your car key. I believe the firm Ware version is HA3 for Honda accord 2011.
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Hello, This item is compatible with your vehicle though you will need the remote start bypass module (DBALL) flashed for you vehicle to be able to use the remote start functions this system offers. As far as installation instructions on a per vehicle basis, there is really nothing out there. There is however installation instructions and vehicle specific wiring diagrams that you can get to assist in the install of this. Since this is a newer vehicle and there is some data wires that will need to be tapped into we would recommend professional installation if you don't have experience in remote start systems. Hello, This item is compatible with your vehicle though you will need the remote start bypass module (DBALL) flashed for you vehicle to be able to use the remote start functions this system offers. As far as installation instructions on a per vehicle basis, there is really nothing out there. There is however installation instructions and vehicle specific wiring diagrams that you can get to assist in the install of this. Since this is a newer vehicle and there is some data wires that will need to be tapped into we would recommend professional installation if you don't have experience... » Read More Hello, This item is compatible with your vehicle though you will need the remote start bypass module (DBALL) flashed for you vehicle to be able to use the remote start functions this system offers. As far as installation instructions on a per vehicle basis, there is really nothing out there. There is however installation instructions and vehicle specific wiring diagrams that you can get to assist in the install of this. Since this is a newer vehicle and there is some data wires that will need to be tapped into we would recommend professional installation if you don't have experience in remote start systems. « Show Less
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Hi; I think this a "hit or miss" proposition. I received a unit that did not work with my 2003 Honda Accord. I then worked with their customer service to get a replacement sent, and that one works. Plus, in reading other reviews, I came to the conclusion this scanner appears to have trouble with older vehicles (pre 2004 ?), and not so much the newer (post 2005 ?) vehicles. The return policy is you have to pay return shipping to China, which far exceeds the cost of the scanner. So, if you buy the scanner and it does not work, you may need to be prepared to "contact seller" to try to get a replacement (as I did). Did you try the BAFX scanner? That brand worked the first time in my Honda. Hi; I think this a "hit or miss" proposition. I received a unit that did not work with my 2003 Honda Accord. I then worked with their customer service to get a replacement sent, and that one works. Plus, in reading other reviews, I came to the conclusion this scanner appears to have trouble with older vehicles (pre 2004 ?), and not so much the newer (post 2005 ?) vehicles. The return policy is you have to pay return shipping to China, which far exceeds the cost of the scanner. So, if you buy the scanner and it does not work, you may need to be prepared to "contact... » Read More Hi; I think this a "hit or miss" proposition. I received a unit that did not work with my 2003 Honda Accord. I then worked with their customer service to get a replacement sent, and that one works. Plus, in reading other reviews, I came to the conclusion this scanner appears to have trouble with older vehicles (pre 2004 ?), and not so much the newer (post 2005 ?) vehicles. The return policy is you have to pay return shipping to China, which far exceeds the cost of the scanner. So, if you buy the scanner and it does not work, you may need to be prepared to "contact seller" to try to get a replacement (as I did). Did you try the BAFX scanner? That brand worked the first time in my Honda. « Show Less
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Only Honda can answer that, and they, of course will say "yes" why would they say anything else. The point is that it is easy to swap the old one back and then how would Honda know? I completely disagree with the other poster. this device substantially improves performance both subjective and on the dyno. Changing out the "cat back" is a serious change that is certainly not within warranty. I would NOT do that.
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This bypass allows you to watch video while driving. If you don't have this there will be a message that pops up saying that you can't watch video while the car is in motion. There are instructions that come with it all you have to do is connect the wires to there respective colors (I recommend soldering them for better connection) and voil. You can play videos while you drive. I'll have to let you know that it is illegal to have this installed or operating while driving. FYI
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This will work. Keep in mind if ur Honda has a chip in the key ur installer will have to use a bypass
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On gmc 02 envoy, pioneer DVD/AV works to a point I have onstar but don't use it but it appears to work bugs are with connections to parking brake and back lights CPU weirds out there are some work arounds I found online but never tried them otherwise works for me
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The answer to your question depends on the bypass module. This is what is used to simulate key in ignition if your car is equipped with (it most likely is). Expresskits dot com is where you will find what module is used for your vehicle. If the module requires a flash )program), then you will need the adapter in question. Before I bought one of these, the shops wanted 35 to program the module so you are already ahead by buying it. You will also find some great features in that you can customize when you program the module depending on the vehicle. Very good question, you want to know what you need before buying the starter kit. Hope the answer is not too long. The answer to your question depends on the bypass module. This is what is used to simulate key in ignition if your car is equipped with (it most likely is). Expresskits dot com is where you will find what module is used for your vehicle. If the module requires a flash )program), then you will need the adapter in question. Before I bought one of these, the shops wanted 35 to program the module so you are already ahead by buying it. You will also find some great features in that you can customize when you program the module depending on the vehicle. Very good question, you want to know what... » Read More The answer to your question depends on the bypass module. This is what is used to simulate key in ignition if your car is equipped with (it most likely is). Expresskits dot com is where you will find what module is used for your vehicle. If the module requires a flash )program), then you will need the adapter in question. Before I bought one of these, the shops wanted 35 to program the module so you are already ahead by buying it. You will also find some great features in that you can customize when you program the module depending on the vehicle. Very good question, you want to know what you need before buying the starter kit. Hope the answer is not too long. « Show Less
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Dear Sasha, Thank you for your question regarding the BTC450 Car Kit. If your Honda Accord has a 3.5mm AUX input jack on the console, then the BTC450 will work with it. We suggest checking your owners manual to see if your car has the correct port needed. Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions. Thank you, Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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I have an Accord 2012 and works perfect. I did not need anything aditional.
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Set it for full auto, TTL, and it should work fine. Read the manual enough to get started, then learn new "tricks" as you get more familiar with it. Have fun!
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I'm not sure but you might have to buy the bypass unit. I had to do this with my 2004 Lexus. I asked a local store and ordered it off amazon.
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From the manual I got with mine, yes. You will more than likely need a key bypass. The seller of mine was absolutely no help, I purchased mine for a 2011 E350, the instructions had nothing to do with my vehicle....and long story short, I didn't need the bypass in the end. If you're not familiar with electronics and wiring for automotive, I'd avoid the hassle and let someone install it.
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This bypass allows you to watch video while driving. If you don't have this there will be a message that pops up saying that you can't watch video while the car is in motion. There are instructions that come with it all you have to do is connect the wires to there respective colors (I recommend soldering them for better connection) and voilà. You can play videos while you drive. I'll have to let you know that it is illegal to have this installed or operating while driving. FYI
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Yes, this should work just fine. It doesn't look like you will need a security bypass kit, but you might double check that.
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It worked fine for me. I guess it would depend on your shocks and what you consider normal. I drive on streets and few rock roads and it never skipped, I used it in 1 00' Honda Accord.
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yes it is work in all cars,but i think you need buy bypass if you have chip in your key.bypass is 15-20$.i have nissan sentra 2012 and remote working properly.