Aftermarket Alarm
11-23-2005, 04:55 AM
#1
Aftermarket Alarm
Guys, for those who have DPP package and isntalled custom alarm.
If you don't use your OEM keyfob does the memory setting for seats and steering wheel and mirrors work or do you have to hit your memory button every time you get in the car?
If you don't use your OEM keyfob does the memory setting for seats and steering wheel and mirrors work or do you have to hit your memory button every time you get in the car?
11-23-2005, 07:29 AM
#5
Well you know how you can program OEM 2 keyfobs for each memory setting, so if I open with my fob seat goes to my setting and if my wife opens with hers the seat, mirrors and steering wheel automatically go into her settings.
11-23-2005, 08:59 AM
#6
Originally Posted by mroleg
Well you know how you can program OEM 2 keyfobs for each memory setting, so if I open with my fob seat goes to my setting and if my wife opens with hers the seat, mirrors and steering wheel automatically go into her settings.
Oh did not know that one, I guess that's because my wife doesn't get to drive my car much...
11-23-2005, 09:39 AM
#8
Originally Posted by mroleg
Well you know how you can program OEM 2 keyfobs for each memory setting, so if I open with my fob seat goes to my setting and if my wife opens with hers the seat, mirrors and steering wheel automatically go into her settings.
11-23-2005, 06:36 PM
#10
I answered the question in the 6thgen side...
but, you don't program the fobs with the seats, the key holds that info. you can tell by programing one key to your setting, now the 2nd key won't have that setting.
for example, I can program my key to my setting, now if I use my girls key it wont have the setting I programed. this info is in the manual....
but, you don't program the fobs with the seats, the key holds that info. you can tell by programing one key to your setting, now the 2nd key won't have that setting.
for example, I can program my key to my setting, now if I use my girls key it wont have the setting I programed. this info is in the manual....
11-24-2005, 05:55 AM
#12
That's because you open the car with fob. And if you programed the fob as soon as you unlock it sets to the memory setting fob is programmed to.
Originally Posted by Tek-Niq
I answered the question in the 6thgen side...
but, you don't program the fobs with the seats, the key holds that info. you can tell by programing one key to your setting, now the 2nd key won't have that setting.
for example, I can program my key to my setting, now if I use my girls key it wont have the setting I programed. this info is in the manual....
but, you don't program the fobs with the seats, the key holds that info. you can tell by programing one key to your setting, now the 2nd key won't have that setting.
for example, I can program my key to my setting, now if I use my girls key it wont have the setting I programed. this info is in the manual....
11-24-2005, 07:54 AM
#14
the reason I say this is because you can't set the memory of the seats unless the car is on and in park. when you open the car with the fob the car is off..
it must hold the info on what fob opened it then or so..
it must hold the info on what fob opened it then or so..
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