DIY: Viper 5701 Install on CT9A
I'm pretty sure you don't need a dealer scan tool. You do need 2 keys that are programmed though.
Here's the programming instructions.
http://www.bypasskit.com/getdocument...documentid=710
To get the steering column off, there's 3 phillips head screws accessible from the bottom. Just look for the round holes. Then pry it apart/off. Takes 2 minutes.
Here's the programming instructions.
http://www.bypasskit.com/getdocument...documentid=710
To get the steering column off, there's 3 phillips head screws accessible from the bottom. Just look for the round holes. Then pry it apart/off. Takes 2 minutes.
I am reading about this immobilizer install, and came across this post'09 Mistu Lancer RS said he required a relay, is this so?
So I have a 5701 which I want to install soon, but I want to make sure I do it right.
The setup is:
Evo IX with Stock ECU
Factory Keyless Entry
Apex'i Turbo Timer
I can follow the wiring diagram, but just want to confirm that I'll have to do the following to make the 5701 go in smoothly.
Alarm:
Remove Factory Keyeless Entry
Remove Turbo Timer
Remote Start:
Purchase SPDT Relay
Purchase Immobilizer Unit (DEI 556U) with spare key or Bypass (PKUMIT3) with 2 keys
Am I missing anything?
-omar
The setup is:
Evo IX with Stock ECU
Factory Keyless Entry
Apex'i Turbo Timer
I can follow the wiring diagram, but just want to confirm that I'll have to do the following to make the 5701 go in smoothly.
Alarm:
Remove Factory Keyeless Entry
Remove Turbo Timer
Remote Start:
Purchase SPDT Relay
Purchase Immobilizer Unit (DEI 556U) with spare key or Bypass (PKUMIT3) with 2 keys
Am I missing anything?
-omar
If you're only using the Alarm part, do you still need to get the immo bypass??
I just had this installed a week ago and i needed that key by-pass box for the remote start. Its a little black box that hold a spare key with the transponder to active the remote start. I went ahead and grinded off the key part and just left the transponder in it. Works good also added the remote trunk pop and some other goodies.
Good alarm for the price just need to read up on all the things it does.
Good alarm for the price just need to read up on all the things it does.
I just had this installed a week ago and i needed that key by-pass box for the remote start. Its a little black box that hold a spare key with the transponder to active the remote start. I went ahead and grinded off the key part and just left the transponder in it. Works good also added the remote trunk pop and some other goodies.
Good alarm for the price just need to read up on all the things it does.
Good alarm for the price just need to read up on all the things it does.
Exactly, there's the old way 556U imm. bypass where you lose a key, and the newest way using an interface that's upgradable(by pc). I usually use http://www.xpressdownload.com/ or http://www.bypasskit.com/ to find which unit and firmware.


