Keyless entry

JC whitney sells a unit with 2 fobs you put on your key ring, has a trunk open button also, which works great and it all can be wired inside the drivers door on the 92+ vics, I would assume the boxes have the trunk wire in the door also, if they have power trunks. The unit is under 40 bucks.http://www.jcwhitney.com/autoparts/P...000494/c-10101

All the info I have is for newer cars, since mine has one. That said, the code is supposedly listed on the computer. I thought that might be too much trouble to get to (they didn't know the code when I bought the car), so I just messed around with it one morning, and found out the code in about 3 minutes. With only 5 buttons and five numbers in the sequence, it's not hard to figure out. I don't like that at all.

*EDIT*
I think it'd be cheaper, easier, and more secure to install an alarm with built in keyless entry.

[FatNasty]

Thanks for the info. I looked around on cvn but couldn't find much about it... at least for older boxes. Next time i'm at the junk yard i will try to pull the parts for it and give it a try.

[jasonh]

I believe there is a sticker on the computer too. Do a search on CVN, I know its been dicussed on there.

[FastGallopingPonies]

As in how difficult it would be to install I have no idea. But from the few ford cars with the keyless entry they are a 5 digit code and if you look in the trunk look for a sticker with 5 digits on it, the sticker is usually on the bars that support the trunk while lifted. Or on the bottom side of the trunk lid.

[FatNasty]

Anyone know if it would be possible to put one of they's keypad things in a GM. If it is possible it would take a ton of work i'm sure but is there any huge problems that might be encountered. The main problem i can think of is getting the parts from a junker and then needing the code. Is there a way to reset the code? If anyone has this on their TC any info would be great, do they work good, how many digits is the code, anything.