my current key only operates panic lock unlock atm. if i buy one that operates all 7 functions, will that work on my van now w/o alterations to van?
1394410
If the current one starts the car the new one should work fine. It self programs with simple instructions if you have two current keys that start the car.
1394411
I bought a 7 function fob and it works on all but 1. I can't lock or unlock the car by touching the door handle. However Chrysler dealer wanted $200.00 for a new fob and I couldn't afford that.
1394412
I am not sure what ATM is. I would get the key that has the same buttons as the on you have. If your van does not have the automatic doors installed, then the key will not open the doors.
1394413
You will have Lock, Unlock and Panic. The other features require hardware modifications to the van.
1394414
I will say yes, however you must go to the dealership and have them program the key to YOUR vehicle.
325661
I suggest you find a Roadmaster forum and ask that question, I only bought the key because it was brand specific.
1052151
if you purchase the "keyed alike" verion. I purchased three of these and only have one key.
801050
The original key will still work after you program the new key. Be sure to follow the included instructions so your vehicle accepts both keys.
1819321
The key works on all the locks. So you just need one key. They give you 2/lock so if you ever need to replace a lost one, you are all set.
555721
Probably. BUT with this new key, you have to reprogram all of your existing keys as well.There are several steps FOR EACH KEY - a real pain.
2021909
You have to have the key that currently works in the lock to activate the key-change procedure. Odds are against that, I hope.
220980
Sorry, I don't know. I don't even remember how I figured out what keys would work in my car. Good Luck.
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.
1951347
The key needs to be programmed...see this link http://www.keymam.com/news_view.asp?newsid=27
178045
The short answer ? Don't buy it. Yes, understood that the key needs to programmed. But it's not as simple as sounds. The locksmith you go to would have to have the same equipment that the key understands. If their programmer is not from the same company, it will not communicate with this key. ALSO, if you get this key, DO NOT try it in your vehicle! Nissan AND a local locksmith both told me the same thing. It could shut your car off and have to be towed to the dealer. ($$$) Best thing to do is go to a local H/W store or other high tech key maker and have them do it.. Good Luck
2154766
Yes, the key will need cut and programmed to your vehicle, a locksmith can do this. Thank you!
1416263
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.
1312513
my 03 mustang didn't have keyless entry either but it does work to unlock doors, trunk and panic button, i assume it would work for yours too, takes less than a minute to program
983585
i will work , but its not a perfect fit. here's the trick, either use a couple of washers to space it towards the inside of the tail gate or bend it to allow free movement.you will know its right when the key works freely. I wired mine to the left hand passenger door so it works with the second press of lock button (use the two striped wires, test for proper operation, if its not right just switch the two bullet plugs at the lock) slit the rubber plug at the rear of the door sill to get the wire in the cab, there is no need to drill holes to get the job done. worth the effort !
1724302
I bought this product and still have not installed it for that reason I don't want to carry an extra key. If you call your local locksmith they can get the correct lock to replace the ignition switch to match your key you currently have. ( I realized this after I bought the product. )
941988
No this is for a more modern system. What would be needed is the vats 1 bypass. Which are 15 resistors that would match the resistance in the key for the pcm to allow the theft system to be bypassed