Since so many different users have asked so many redundant questions, I can't help but ask this: will it work to remotely start a '57 Chevy?
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I'm not sure about that year. I think only with fuel injected. Seems to start my '03 jeep fine remotely but only when left in neutral.
743350
I'm gonna attempt to re-wire mine to remote flush the toilet when I have company over.
1757323
Yes! I installed this starter about a month ago and every 7th or 8th start it doesn't kick the gear out. It just spins. It will work eventually, but I have to keep trying to start the truck over and over. Please let me know what you find out. Thanks.
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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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Do you have this model remote starter installed? If you do I don't see why it shouldn't.
1098944
I have it installed at the service entrance panel. I'm sorry, but I just don't know whether a remote load center would work.
1330942
If it has a Bulldog 1100 1200 or 1300 series remote start possibly. It may not be compatible to some of the older remote starters. If the car originally had a remote fob, you can contact Nissan to verify that if you don't know for sure. Iremote has a programmable remote, but I have never tried it.
1121546
Yes, just need to make sure who ever does the install can access the brain to program the remote start to accommodate the diesel.
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Simple answer is yea you can. Whether you or someone else install just let them know you don't want the remote start function. Even if they do it install it a switch can turn it on or off whenever you want it disabled. Hope this helps.
1570754
It should work just fine. The wiring is mostly the same, but you might have to get a little creative. Putting a remote start on a manual can be very dangerous. Most shops won't install them because of the liability, which should bring up some red flags for the self-installer. Unless you know 100% of the time you leave your car in neutral with the parking brake on, and that the parking brake is strong enough to keep your car still even if you dropped the clutch in 1st gear or reverse, it would be a very risky item to install.
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I found my FOB on www.remotesremotes.com for my 2000 chevy silverado and it works as it should. I hope this helps.
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no the locking wont work without an existing locking system, the remote start will work
2049017
There is a sequence I recommend you find and use for this remote start when using on a manual. It is a safety feature to prevent the car from going through people's homes etc. The remote start will need to be in manual mode instead of automatic mode in order for this to work. Although a pain I did this bc I didn't want to hurt anyone or anything. You will have to hook the tach up & the door pins when the brain of the remote start is in manual mode also. Good luck, it's a nice remote start!
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It really depends on the year of the vehicle. The newer makes have a better chance of working with the newer "Home Link" systems, but I had a 2011 Nissan Quest and it still didn't work. Your best bet is to contact Chamberlain (1-800-528-5880) and give them the year, make, & model and they will tell you if it works. If not, they offer a "repeater" that will work with vehicles that have older "Home Link" systems. They should offer the repeater for free and charge something like $7 for shipping. I did it, and it was well worth the $7. It wasn't too difficult to set up. One issue, if you are buying the garage door opener with the battery back-up, unfortunately the repeater needs a plug to work, so when the power goes out, your in-car opener won't work (though the openers that came with the unit still will). In the end, needing the repeater to still use my in-car opener was not a big deal for me. The unit works great. It is SOOO much quieter than my old chain drive unit, and has some nice features to boot. Hope that helps :-)
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Yes it will work fine. All Chevy's I think up until 2005 shared the same code chip.
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"You are too close to the vehicle, please step away" lol. I had the alarm along time ago. Loved it. Yes both systems will work. You'll have a blue wire I believe from the remote start that will conect to alarm.
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Hey Jerry:You might be a little more successful than I was in programming the wireless remote!!! I am getting to the second to last step and no further!!! My plan is to purchase a new battery and see if this may work!!! I also have the same situation where the remote I had is very different to this one I purchased!!! I had also purchased this remote as it stated it could be used for a 2005 Camry and instructions for the remote came with it!!! Hope this response help some how!!!
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That new of a rig u should be able to get a remote start that is plug n play so to say