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What a price. Classy bmw type fobs. Works perfectly. Extra functions like lights and siren will be hooked up later. On pt cruiser touring, I used same resistors as previous unit (220 ohm and 15 kohm) switched to ground. Very happy especially compared to the cost of replacing a factory remote key.
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I bought this item because it was less expensive than replacing a single remote for my existing aftermarket keyless entry. The installation was very easy (of course I already had the wires available) and worked 100% right out of the box, The instructions were fine, but not necessarily for first-time installers. (I owned a mobile electronics business for many years) The instructions show a wire for 'window roll up', which is actually a ground output while locked, which is traditionally used as a starter kill, by activating a relay to interrupt the starter wire, To use it as a window roll-up you'd need a separate window roll-up module (not included). This item includes separate outputs for left/right parking lights (helpful for older European cars), and a 12v output for a siren (not included), but no inputs for alarm triggers (doors, hood, etc.), but could be used for a lock/unlock/car finder chirp. Overall, I recommend this item as an easy add-on keyless entry to add onto a car with existing power locks and trunk release, and has very nice remotes with a slim profile (not a 23A battery!) and actual switches (not membrane pads) for the buttons. Hope this info helps! -DavidRead full review
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This product is simply amazing. Works perfectly. I installed it in a 1999 toyota camry. The hardest thing was discovering if the camry door locking module required a common positive signal or ground signal. (grounded in my case) The included directions contained sufficient wiring to interface to the wiring harness. I had to look up the lock/unlock colors for the car, that was only slightly difficult, and once found simply spliced in. I only wanted the door lock/unlock functions, and it worked great. Connect the two power wires (12 volts and ground), the lock wire, the unlock wire, and the common lock/unlock ground wire . Couldn't be easier. 5 wire connections is all I needed, and wanted. It has an awesome blinking blue LED when locked too, good for security. Completely satisfied with this product. Remotes are good quality too. all in all, a killer deal. Or go buy a name brand for 10X the cost and have the same end result. kind of a no brainer.Read full review
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The good news is I now have remote door opening for $25. The locking door kit has 2 sets of outlets. My unit had no output on 1 set and a normal 12 volt pulse on the others intended for horn, lights etc. Maybe the set with no output was radio frequency which I don't understand. I discovered my Colorado used a ground pulse at the door switch to initiate opening so I used a relay using the horn 12 volt pulse to open a ground circuit. The most difficult part was identifying the opening wire from 20 in the loom going to the door. Good luck it can be done.
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I've had mine for about a month now and all seems to be good. The remotes have a good feel and seem too have a good range. I've used it from about 50ft away. I will say the instructions are almost useless to someone that doesn't know how to read schematics or understand how a relay works. Took me about 30 minutes to install but I was using part of my old system so that made it a bit quicker. Once installed it works great in my 1994 f350. I would buy it again.
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