Will I need an immobilizer override module even if I'm not going to do remote start?
1333438
No you don't. Also if I was you, don't waste your money unless planing to use that feature later.
1531449
yes. you may need an immobilizer bypass to start it. also, the remotes do not control doorlocks. your original remotes might not work while it is remote started, so you will have to use your key. the range on this was like 50 feet for me because they sent me a 6 year old piece of junk. have since upgraded to compustar with 1 mile range. very happy with it. hard to find good DIY, though
1601168
No, just push and go. You may still be able to buy the remote module from Ridemakerz (not sure) but it doesn't come with it.
1154434
You don't need this on your truck. A 791 module will do if a remote start only is installed. Try this link http://www.bulldogsecurity.com/bdnew/vehiclewiringdiagrams.aspx
1823607
This itme is just a Empty key shell with uncut blade , you need to cut the 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.
9885
It is true most new cars have encoded keys, these keys have a unique code matched to the car's ECU. The module required is to bypass the key code by having the module programed wit the unique code , so that it is provided as if the key was inserted in the ignition. If you don't buy the module you would not be able to use the remote start feature. Everything else would still work tho.
1455383
I bought a remote FOB and it came with a link to a web address with instructions. The process is fairly simple.
1531450
I believe vehicles with remote unlock and alarms need specific remote start kits to bypass security measures. Also if you have a "smart key" where the vehicle shuts down if it is started but does not see the RFID chip from the key there may be additional relays you need installed. Find out if the model you are buying can work with your vehicle. I would try the manufacturers web site and search which models will work then find it here.
733155
No you need the EVO-CHRT5. We at Car Alarm Depot are the only seller that pre-program the units for stand alone remote start so you won't need a flash-link.http://fortin.ca/en/vehicles/chrysler/300/2007/
1523665
If the vehicle uses a resistance based key. If so, it will work with both push to start and remote start
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
2105014
You can't do either of those things. I'm not sure why you would want to though, the new key fob will do all of the things your factory key fob would do. You can still use your factory key fob and only use the avital for remote starting. You will also need a PKALL to bypass your vehicle security transponder.
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.
1379222
Hi, it will have the harness for it, the optional reference, is in regards to it not being a required connection for the remote start to function.
659189
It will work, but with an immobilizer bypass like any other aftermarket alarm setup
1705704
You're vehicle requires a bypass module for the immobilizer. This device will allow you to download the latest firmware onto your bypass module for your specific vehicle. It's basically an adaptor that connects your computer to your bypass module. I hope this helps. Thanks.
2267704
Yes. However, you need to turn off the safety feature first (the option will pop-up when you try to program while moving).