Help with remote start...
Help with remote start...
I have had remote start put on my car by a shop a few months ago, but it wouldnt work because i needed a key with a chip to hide so it will start. Without the key it would just crank. The shop where i had it installed is now closed down. Now that i finally had the time to get one made what do i do to get it started?
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From: manitoba
What car and year is it?
That is not right, The install should have had a bypass module installed which works around and with the alarm, imobilizer and locks in the car. It cranks over but doesnt start because the imobilizer has shut off the fuel supply and probably the spark as well.
As the dealer that did the install is not around, I think you need to go to a shop and have it installed properly. You should be able to start lock/ unlock the car without having a key anywhere around the car.
That is not right, The install should have had a bypass module installed which works around and with the alarm, imobilizer and locks in the car. It cranks over but doesnt start because the imobilizer has shut off the fuel supply and probably the spark as well.
As the dealer that did the install is not around, I think you need to go to a shop and have it installed properly. You should be able to start lock/ unlock the car without having a key anywhere around the car.
Its for a 2nd gen gs. For some reason he says I needed a key. He said its for the bypass ignition module. How do i go about doing that myself.
Last edited by melski415; Feb 14, 2012 at 11:57 PM.
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From: Orlando STRONG!!
all u need is an Idatalink Ads Tb.. transponder it learns the signal from the key u have... an sends it to the transponder ring upon remote start..
http://www.idatalink.com/search/index/model/551
http://www.idatalink.com/search/index/model/551
Lexus Champion
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From: Orlando STRONG!!
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_from...All-Categories
Lexus Champion
Joined: May 2010
Posts: 1,817
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From: Orlando STRONG!!
i just found this on sonic e... they can flash it for u too
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...SearchClickout[query_id]=6494610&SearchClickout[Ignore]=1
http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...SearchClickout[query_id]=6494610&SearchClickout[Ignore]=1
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This is what I have in my car and alarm (02 GS430). I have a Clifford 590.2x.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-Lexus...#ht_1914wt_825
Directed 555XW, there is no need to have a key inside the car.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-Lexus...#ht_1914wt_825
Directed 555XW, there is no need to have a key inside the car.
This is what I have in my car and alarm (02 GS430). I have a Clifford 590.2x.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-Lexus...#ht_1914wt_825
Directed 555XW, there is no need to have a key inside the car.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Toyota-Lexus...#ht_1914wt_825
Directed 555XW, there is no need to have a key inside the car.
The Idatalink is very popular and easy to use. To the OP, you will probably get more information on using the Idatalink over the 555XW as it seems to be used a lot with installs now.
Are referring to the 555XW? Yes it is an older piece and it does NOT need two keys to program. I only have a valet key and it worked just fine.
The Idatalink is very popular and easy to use. To the OP, you will probably get more information on using the Idatalink over the 555XW as it seems to be used a lot with installs now.
The Idatalink is very popular and easy to use. To the OP, you will probably get more information on using the Idatalink over the 555XW as it seems to be used a lot with installs now.
Lexus Champion
Joined: May 2010
Posts: 1,817
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From: Orlando STRONG!!
Are referring to the 555XW? Yes it is an older piece and it does NOT need two keys to program. I only have a valet key and it worked just fine.
The Idatalink is very popular and easy to use. To the OP, you will probably get more information on using the Idatalink over the 555XW as it seems to be used a lot with installs now.
The Idatalink is very popular and easy to use. To the OP, you will probably get more information on using the Idatalink over the 555XW as it seems to be used a lot with installs now.
I actually found the 555x model in my car. I guess the last installer left in there. I have no clue why he didnt install it. Its still nib. For some reason he said i still need a key, but this immobilizer says it doesnt need a key. I also have the 555xw on the way, but i think theyre the same. Lmk which i should install.
