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Installed RKE System Type: Please be sure you have an AFTERMARKET (RKE) remote keyless entry system. If your current remote looks the same then this will work. Other options include: Dealer Installed or Factory. The system installed in your vehicle will CHANGE the required remote. If you are unsure send us a message with your current remotes FCC ID and Part # and LED Light color. If you no longer have your remote then send us a message with your system brand, and system id #.
What are you purchasing ? This is ONE (1) replacement keyless entry remote control that will work with your AFTERMARKET installed RKE system.
Compatibility: Works with vehicles that use a compatible aftermarket RKE (remote keyless entry) system installed. See our compatible system list below or match your current remote FCC ID and / or part # or circuit board # and LED Light color (if applicable)to the numbers listed below.
Directed Electronics Inc. (DEI)Viper
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Compatible FCC ID#(s): |
EZSDEI476 |
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Alternate Spellings |
FCC ID EZSDEI476 EZS-DEI476, EZS DEI476, EZSDEI476, EZSDE1476, EZ5DEI476 DEI Headquarters, Inc. Remote transmitter used in car alarm system DEI476 |
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Part #(s) |
RPN Part #: 476V Interchangeable Part #s:
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Button Count: |
4 button; Lock, Unlock, AUX, Panic Alarm |
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Battery (installed): |
1; CR2032 |
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Frequency: |
433 -434 MHz ( 433.92 MHz) |
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LED Light Color: |
Green |
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Circuit board #s: |
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Condition Notes: |
Pre-Owned ready to program to your compatible vehicle RKE system. |
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Compatible Aftermarket Installed Systems: |
Automate |
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Programming: Please note not all customers will be able to complete the programming on their own so if you are having trouble or unsure diagnostic programming is available at your local qualified automotive locksmith or car/audio shop. |
Please Note: A Valet / Programming switch is required to program this remote. Programming can be difficult if you are not familiar with it. Please read the programming instructions (below) before purchasing. Assistance from an auto specialty shop or locksmith may be needed. Programming Instructions:
The vehicle’s system can store up to 4 transmitters (remotes) into memory. Use the following programming routine to add transmitters to the vehicle’s security system or to change button assignments if desired.
In order to enter Learn Routine, the Valet/Program push button must be plugged into the main brain's Blue 2 Pin Port (Look for a small black push button located under the drivers dash or drivers kick panel somewhere).
The Valet/Program switch, plugged into the blue port, is used for programming. There is a basic sequence of steps to remember whenever programming this unit.
1) Open a door and make sure the dome light is on.
2) Turn the ignition on to the RUN position or you may also start car.
3) Within 10 seconds, press and release the Valet/Program switch the number of times that corresponds to the desired channel (listed below). Once you have selected the channel, press the switch once more and HOLD it. The LED will flash and then the horn will chirp (if connected) to confirm the selected channel. Do not release the Valet/Program switch.
4) You can advance from programming one channel to another by releasing the Valet/Programming switch and tapping it to advance channels and then HOLDING it. For instance; you have programmed Channel 1 and you want to program Channel 2. Release the Valet/Program switch. Press it one time and release it to advance from Channel 1 to Channel 2. Now, press and HOLD the Valet/Program switch. The LED will flash 2 times and the horn will chirp twice (if connected). As before, do not release.
5) If you want to program Channel 3 after programming Channel 1, release the Valet/Program switch, press it twice and release it to advance to Channel 3. Then press it once more and HOLD it. The horn will chirp 3 times (if connected) and the LED will flash 3 times to confirm it is ready to receive the code from the transmitter.
6) Once the code(s) are learned, the Valet/Program push button can be released.
7) Programming mode will be exited if one of the following actions occurs: a. Ignition key is turned to the OFF position b. Valet/Program switch is pressed too many times. c. More than 15 seconds elapses between programming steps.
The horn will emit one long chirp when programming mode has been exited. |
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Why does your vehicles installed RKE / Security system determine which remote control your can purchase?
The remotes job is to pair with your vehicles installed RKE system. It will only sync to a matching system; therefore, you cannot purchase a different type of remote than the remote manufactured with the system. It will not pair with a foreign system.
Programming:
We will send you information on how to locate programming requirement/instructions for your make, model, and year vehicle. Some vehicles have DIY (do-it-yourself) programming instructions available. While other vehicles require diagnostic programming which is available at your local qualified automotive locksmith or dealer.
Programming Requirement Information NOTE:
The vehicle manufacturers determine the programming requirements at the time of manufacture. We pass the programming requirements / instructions on to you as a courtesy. We do not write the programming nor do we determine which vehicles require diagnostic programming and which vehicles can be programmed by the you (DIY). We are not locksmiths nor mechanics nor are we familiar with EVERY vehicles program sequence. If you have questions:
1. Check your Vehicle Owners Manual for OEM Factory remotes or The User Manual for Dealer Installed or Aftermarket RKE systems.
2. YouTube has many video postings from do-it-yourselfers to assist with all kinds of questions & most customers find if very helpful to WATCH the programming being done which can eliminate mistakes in the sequence.
To locate the programming for your vehicle via this method go to YouTube and once there in the search bar type in the following:
i. If you have a factory RKE system: your make model year + the words program remote (i.e.: 2005 Ford Mustang program remote)
ii. If you have a dealer installed or aftermarket RKE system: the FCC ID or system type + the words program remote (i.e.: ELVAT5C program remote or AS200 program transmitter?)
3. For OEM FACTORY installed systems: send us an eBay message with your vehicles make, model & year = we can pass on to you any programming information requirements we have on hand.
4. For DEALER INSTALLED RKE installed systems: send us an eBay message with your remote controls FCC ID # and PART# and the vehicles make, model, & year = we can pass on to you any programming information requirements we have on hand (the programming for dealer installed RKE systems will be different than Factory or Aftermarket installed RKE systems).
5. For AFTERMARKET INSTALLED RKE installed systems: send us an eBay message with your remote controls FCC ID # and PART# = we can pass on to you any programming information requirements we have on hand (the programming for aftermarket installed RKE systems will be different than Factory or Dealer installed RKE systems).
6. There are also many auto forums that you can go onto by just conducting a google search with your questions.
7. or a local automotive locksmith or your local parts/car/audio store will typically be able to assist you if you are trying to avoid the dealer.