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> Keyless Locking, Keyless Fob
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post Nov 3 2005, 03:37 PM
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I have just purchased a Spacestar DI D 1993 with out the keyless fob. I understand that to get keyless locking all you have to do is purchase a fob and have it programed as all the rest of the electronics is already in the car. Does anybody know a cheaper way of geting a fob ie less than the £180 my local dealer charges
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post Sep 19 2007, 02:10 AM
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Hi verry old posting but I thought let's try.

Is the above statement true ? Is the electronics already in the car and all you have to do is get some remotes and programm them ?

I have a Space Star 1.3 GLX ( build in the year 2000 )

Hope someone can give a definate yes or no..
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post Sep 19 2007, 02:59 PM
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Never heard this before,be interesting to check out. So does anyone know where the "reciever" is?
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post Sep 24 2007, 06:26 AM
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QUOTE(gevo @ Sep 19 2007, 08:59 PM)
Never heard this before,be interesting to check out. So does anyone know where the "reciever" is?
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I doubt it is in there. I would guess not.. Can't find anything about it in manuals. But just the thought was interesting so I thought let's just ask :-)

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most of the older cars that have central locking can have remotes fitted but it requires a keyless entry system which is remotes,wiring and a brain box.in the UK the dealership I worked at used the cobra keyless entry.having fitted quite a few they appear easy to install and very reliable.they are also available aftermarket from such places as edworthys.co.uk.
If any of you do try this system then solder a 6" extension to the aerial before fitting as it has increased the range on my fittments up to 40ft
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most of the older cars that have central locking can have remotes fitted but it requires a keyless entry system which is remotes,wiring and a brain box.in the UK the dealership I worked at used the cobra keyless entry.having fitted quite a few they appear easy to install and very reliable.they are also available aftermarket from such places as edworthys.co.uk.
If any of you do try this system then solder a 6" extension to the aerial before fitting as it has increased the range on my fittments up to 40ft
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Thank you for your answer. I'm gonna look around for a system to add then ;-)
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