Will this work with 1996 Ford Explorer XLT automatic with factory alarm, factory remote and doorlocks?
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Hi, if you can call into our tech line I can best help you out. I can be reached at (520) 572-2220 M-F 9-5 MST Thanks, Jon M.
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I'm pretty sure it will work on any vehicle running off of its 12v battery. Great alarm, only drawback is I wish it came with 2 two way remotes. Although you can order an additional one from places like Amazon for appx $85.
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I have no idea. I bought mine for a 2003 Toyota Corolla I had to get it programmed to my system and it works perfectly, once your alarm is viper I guess it should work.
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I believe it will , if your alarm installer knows what they are doing. It works fine in my 2007 ford diesel truck
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Yes. Be sure the sensor contacts separate when the door opens. The alarm will work any time the sensors looses contact.
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Mine is a an old ADT system and it works. The piece that goes into the door is only a magnet. It's pretty simple technology. When it moves away from the wired part it activates the Alarm. I think would work on most alarms.
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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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Yes it should work fine. Works with my 07 Tahoe with autostart, and you just need to program both remotes at the same time for them to work. The instructions are pretty simple.
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Now this is only a guess but I think it would work. My car is a 2001 Lincoln town car. I bought two of the remotes. They both work fine. Our manual told us how to program them. Good luck.
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I don't think it will... that is an older form of coding... I know my father's opener is set-up like that (I installed it...It is Sears Craftsman, which is still working like new). This remote uses what is called "rolling code encryption" which is a more secure system... similar to that used on most keyless entry remotes used on vehicles. However, it should be possible to find a replacement remote for you through a third party seller. I can research it if you'd like... just need the make and model number... Best wishes! ALEX
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If it is over a 1996 yes it will, works on my wife's 2000 Nissan altima and her dad's 96 altima, and my 04 Ford focus, any car over 96( with obd2) will work.
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Hi Justin,If your 2002 Explorer has a P.A.T. (Passive Anti-Theft) system and originally came with a 4 button key f.o.b. from the factory or dealership, then it should work for you as well. I would call your local Ford dealership parts department and ask someone about the compatibility issue. I hope this was helpful.
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According to here: http://www.remotesandkeys.com/product-p/z2062b.htm It will work fine with that alarm.
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It will work but you must program it. Instructions come with it. However, I noticed a significantly shorter range on this one than my other FOBs.
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Most likely. would not take anyones word for it would be a good idea to look at your trucks electrical schematic and compare it to the viper schematic.Then go to best buy and ask the install technician if he can do it. depends on wether or not your door locks activate with a 12v positive pulse or ground closing. either way there will be an adapter to make it work. This is not much of an answer but hope it helps. The alarm is still working perfect in my truck 5 years later so its worth getting and a good alarm.
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It should. If your search included model year 2002 it should not be an issue. It has to be programmed for your Explorer and insstructions will be included. The only issue I have is not the fob but the car. It only allows 4 fobs to be used so if you already had 4, only the last one will work so if you buy 2, only the last one programmed will actually open the doors.
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It will only work on cars that have had a "Bulldog" remote start or alarm installed in them. It is not a generic replacement.