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adding keyless entry?

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ok my 93 camry has an alarm on it but it is not keyless entry. i was wondering how easy/hard or if at all possible it is to add keyless entry to the existing alarm? i dont know the exact model cuz its old but i know its a hornet alarm.
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It depends if the alarm allows you to upgrade. Do you have any spare buttons on the remote?

You could get a separate system just for that, but your key ring would be bulky. You may want to just look into getting a new alarm with it built in.
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the remote has 2 buttons, 1 and 2.. 1 is what arms and disarms the alarm. 2 does some sort of silent weird thing lol i never use it. its a pretty old alarm so i dont know if its upgradeable. how difficult is it to install a keyless entry alarm?
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Post by William from NOLA »

Keyless entry alone is fairly simple and straightforward. It's only the alarms with starter disable that are hard to install.

I think the silent thing you are talking about is for silently arming your alarm. I made good use of that at night when I had my van.
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Post by MrSo0h0o »

is it as simple as just tapping into wires, or does it involve adding relays? also, if i get keyless entry with alarm, how much more work does that involve?
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Not sure, I've never installed an alarm myself. Someone else chime in!
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i think its too late for other ppl. the board dies around midnight lol
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Yea, people with lives, psh...
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Post by JeremyC »

It depends on the car. To be honest I hate installing alarms, and keyless entry can be even worse. Especially with the new cars, and yes you will need a few relays.

I would PM smoker, with your cars info, and he should be able to help you out. He seems to be one of the best auto start guys on here.
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