what bypass is compatible for this aps997c remote starter
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Sorry, my car is pretty old so I don't know the answer to your question. FWIW my unit has started to show unreliablity after a year or so. It no longer flashes the lights and no longer starts on tach sensing.Good luck,John
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Hello. Yes, it will work on that model as well. Simply terminate/insulate the yellow/black wire on the bypass and do not connect it to anything. Thank you, -Matt
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The Viper web site lists the following systems as compatible with the Smart Start: Security + Remote Start Systems: 5906, 5904, 5806, 5706, 5704, 5606, 5204, 5104 Looks like you're good to go.
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You may have to purchase a bypass module. What is the year make and model of your vehicle?
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no the locking wont work without an existing locking system, the remote start will work
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The 2006 F250 shows to not have a transponder, therefor not require a bypass module. If your vehicle does not have a chip in the key, and is automatic transmission, the listing we have for add-on remote starter alone can be found here: B00B6LH7GM
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Unfortunately not. However if you search for this one: "Keyless Entry Remote Fob Clicker for 1997 Ford Expedition With Do-It-Yourself Programming" it should come up with the compatible one!
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I bought the 4 button remote entry key to replaced my original key because the case on my original key broke. I had it cut at the dealer and just transfered my transponder chip because it does not come with it, unfortunately, even i had cut at the dealer, it did not work. I'ved tried to programmed it, but the car just keep cranking without starting.hope this will help.
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No do not buy this for that purpose. It is a bypass for using a third party car starter that has unlock/lock door, remotely start your car, some safety features so only the car is started and nothing else is activated. So a thief can't just get in your remote started cart to drive. Also has some other features you need for a third party remote started to work propelry. So you can use ONE remote for all functionality. This is NOT A RANGE extender!
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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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The system needs to have the remote start feature. To find the correct remote for the system, check the module for the FCC ID and search using that information.
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Yes it is, unless your car already has remote start, then in addition to this you must purchase a bypass ring as well
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cannot answer this question because i havent had the remote starter installed yet. still looking for someone to install it for me.
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yes it will. you will need a bypass Part # PKALL No it is not an alarm just remote start and keyless entry
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I am under the understanding that this remote car start will work on almost any vehicle it's like wiring in an alarm system but check with your local radio install shop and see if you need a bypass module I needed one for my 2005 silverado to bypass the factory system I was able to buy it off Amazon also and the installer only charged me $100 bucks to install since I had everything well worth it
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I'm not sure, but I don't see why this remote starter wouldn't work because of that...it really has nothing to do with the door locks.
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Yes, the Crimestopper Passlock-SL2, will send the signal to the BCM, and will turn the fuel on for the remote car starter for you, so the engine will run with the remote start.Just follow the wiring directions that come with it, with the first turn of the key the Passlock SL2 will learn the signal.Very simple wiring. instructions come with it. It works very well, I also installed on a 2001 S10.