I have searched and I cannot find anything conclusive.

Has anyone located a KEYLESS Immobilizer bypass that will work for a 2003 Evo?

I recently had an Easycar e502 installed and I would like to get the immobilizer bypass hooked up, but would hate to have to give up a $130 key (from my local dealer with programming).

Anyone have any info?

Thanks.

 

I tried a keyless bypass moduleI couldn't get the thing to program. I finally gave in and just got a key from eBay and will get it cut and program it myself and use the DEI unit that works. I will just grind down the key again before I put it in the box. The key itself if I recall was about ~$30 and the programming procedures are in the manual and on this site.

 

a local alarm shop showed me this module that read your stock key and you didnt have to give up a key...it only sends the signal when autostart is pressed and if sombody tries to steal your car you wouldnt have to worry about a spare key in your car......it was for a chrysler but i have seen it work on 2002+ mitsubishis including a 05 evo mr that was getting it installed.

 

I've tried a couple of them and have not had any luck (ones designed for 03+ lancers.) Do you have the name/number of the shop that was able to get it working on the MR?

 

bypasskits.com you just need your 2 original keys to program it the right bypass kit is the PKU-MIT

 

Link doesn't work. No such thing as "bypasskits.com"

*edit- For some reason it wouldn't come up on my comp! *

 

Hopefully you wont find it. Because if you do so can Joe theif down the street who wants to steal an Evo. Fork over the cash and keep us all safe.

 

if you have 2 keys already, order another key from streetkeys.com, i think its like 45. you can program the key yourself.

programmed keys:
take first key stick it in ignition, turn it to on position for 3 seconds, turn off
take second key, stick in ignition, turn to on position for 3 seconds, turn off

take unprogrammed key, stick in ignition, turn it to the on position for 4 seconds

and ta-da, it is programmed. and not for 130....

 

actually with bypasskit.com, you can program the PKU-MIT module like a chip and you don't need a key. however, in the third step it requires you to turn the ignition ON so it can send the signal to the PKU-MIT module. I just made a duplicate key without the chip to turn the ignition ON and program the PKU-MIT. this way you don't have to buy another key + bypass module.

 

Are you referring to me? If so, WTF are you talking about? Who do I fork the cash over to?!

 

it is bypasskit.com

 

to buy their products, it is actually 12voltshop.com