will i need the bypass for a 2002 dodge ram slt 1500 quad cab? I got the truck 3yrs ago at an auction and all i got was 2 plain keys
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You can have plane key made to go in the bypass if you need it. Most trucks do
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I believe it should, but the bypass needs to be compatible with your vehicle.. Online it shows the RS1200B (which I think you meant) that comes with the 791 bypass that should work for vehicles made after 1996. I would suggest looking up your vehicle: www.bulldogsecurity.com/bdnew/vehiclewiringdiagrams.aspx Hope this helps!
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It is not a bypass. It is basically just an extra filter to help keep the fluid cleaner.
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fit is perfect on my 2008 dodge ram 1500 SLT Quad Cab, when I bought mine it read fits 2002-2009.
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I'm not sure of the part number you need but I ordered the key fob for my 2008 Dodge Ram 1500 and it works great. No issues programming it to my truck.
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Yes, you will just need to cut the wires that need to go to the bypass and connect to bypass instead.
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Yes, these floor mats should fit directly into your truck, like a glove, based upon my experience with my 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT Quad Cab where they fit almost perfect except only one very small area on the driver's mat not hugging the transmission wall. Note, the third generation ( 2002-2008 ) of Dodge Ram 1500 trucks essentially made most body and other engine parts identical for the years 2002-2008 with very few exceptions (E.G. headlights, engine size, etc...). Also, there are many "purists" who say that the QUAD Cab on the third generation is not a true "crew" cab, based upon dimensions, however Dodge did not make the "MegaCab" (Read: "True" Crew Cab) for the Ram 1500 available as an option until the fourth generation (years 2009 and on). Sorry to be so technical but there are distinctions.
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check for the trim on your vehicle my RAM SLT takes 58637 not 58640 if that helps
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Yes it will need a bypass module or u can tape one of the factory keys key near the ignition switch where the transponder is , u can hide it inside the steering coloumn shroud ,so that it senses the key is present when the pcm gets the start signal and will not go to theft mode
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Please check the banks website for specificd for your truck model.My uniy was a easy install for my 2003 F 350 and the performance is impressive!
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Yes but you will have to also buy the bypass module for the computer to remember the chip code from the key otherwise it wont start your truck
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Yes, this should work just fine. It doesn't look like you will need a security bypass kit, but you might double check that.
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no, you shouldn't need a bypass since its pre 96, you might need to check that though. If I remember correctly some cars got an early jump on the anti-theft systems.
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No because that vehicle has what is called skim (sentry keyless immobilization module) which is a frequency that is transmitted from the transponder (remote key) thus making it virtually impossible to bypass honestly. How do I know I'm a professionally certified mechanic.
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From the manual I got with mine, yes. You will more than likely need a key bypass. The seller of mine was absolutely no help, I purchased mine for a 2011 E350, the instructions had nothing to do with my vehicle....and long story short, I didn't need the bypass in the end. If you're not familiar with electronics and wiring for automotive, I'd avoid the hassle and let someone install it.
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I have a 2011 Ram 1500 & it worked perfect. Dodge dealer has to program it.That guy was alittle miffed that I didn't buy from Dodge. But those keys are $$$.Hope that this helps. Bev
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I don't know if that makes any difference. By indicating what year, make and model of your vehicle any vendor should sell you the correct blank transponder key. At least that was my experience when I bought my key for a '06 Toyota 4Runner.