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mike94silverado Senior Enthusiast

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I have a 2011 with code AUO so I don't have the Remote starter prep. I asked them to order the 2 way remote start that I read on GMPD can work with AUO. They ordered the standard system instead and told me none of the GM systems work with AUO. are they lying or do I have to go aftermarket? thanks

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I have a 2011 with code AUO so I don't have the Remote starter prep. I asked them to order the 2 way remote start that I read on GMPD can work with AUO. They ordered the standard system instead and told me none of the GM systems work with AUO. are they lying or do I have to go aftermarket? thanks

 

The only remote start that I see listed for the 2011 is the standard one that you must have RPO of AP8 for. GM has also temporarily stopped installing these in the 2011 because of a programming issue.

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I would just go aftermarket alarm with RS. I mean from what I have read AUO is for the key less entry. Maybe I am wrong but either way... aftermarket

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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I did a little checking....they do list a GM 2-way remote start system with code AU0,But not for the 2011 model-year as of yet.

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I agree on aftermarket. but be warned that some of those businesses have worthless employess. only use a good reputable place thats been in business for a long time. ive been fighting the place that installed mine for a while now and i still dont have reverse lights cause of them and the mess of wires they left under the dash.

mike94silverado Senior Enthusiast

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I did a little checking....they do list a GM 2-way remote start system with code AU0,But not for the 2011 model-year as of yet.

 

 

perfect. just the info i was looking for. If they tell me exactly this fine. If they lie to me we've opened a whole new can of worms lol. I gave them that PN and told them to check it out. If they don't list the 11 fine but they can't tell me it isn't listed for 07-10 like I said

 

thanks.

 

IF I do go aftermarket I'll only be using a good shop. I wanted the GM one because of the wire hack jobs I have seen but I will just be picky if I have to go that way

mike94silverado Senior Enthusiast

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Viper (made by DEI) has a full interface module available which will require minimal wiring and will work and have the heated seats and defrost too

 

 

they are ordering the 2 way ARSS for me. they say it will work on 2011s so stay tuned......

MS3DALE Senior Enthusiast

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Viper (made by DEI) has a full interface module available which will require minimal wiring and will work and have the heated seats and defrost too

 

 

they are ordering the 2 way ARSS for me. they say it will work on 2011s so stay tuned......

 

 

Let us know Mike,I just got off the phone with our GM-ADI here and found out they finally released the reprogram codes for the 2011's for the regular remote start system,But I didn't ask them about the 2-way advanced system.

mike94silverado Senior Enthusiast

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Viper (made by DEI) has a full interface module available which will require minimal wiring and will work and have the heated seats and defrost too

 

 

they are ordering the 2 way ARSS for me. they say it will work on 2011s so stay tuned......

 

 

Let us know Mike,I just got off the phone with our GM-ADI here and found out they finally released the reprogram codes for the 2011's for the regular remote start system,But I didn't ask them about the 2-way advanced system.

 

 

 

I will... I had to push to get them to even get this for me because the parts guys didn't want to research it. they ordered the basic kit for me when I said specifically the 2 way, and wasted an hour of the tech's time and mine while he tried to get it working

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