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Rpo Codes? Ap8 To Ap3

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29 minutes ago, carnau said:

I feel like you should have made a new post for this. Lol.

 

The liftgate will open, just the glass will not pop? Is this correct? 

The glas pops when iI push the remote start button on the keyfob but the truck won't start

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dlewis1111
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I know exactly what this is because I have the same thing on my truck. AP8 is the remote start prep that came on it from the factory. AP3 is what the RPO code became after the dealer installed the a

Coby7
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Nope around $230 now, and you can only use this kit if you have RPO code AP8, if you have AU3 you need a different kit.

Coby7
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Still cheaper than having a remote car starter installed and you never know what kind of hay wire job they're going to do. Depends how desperate you are to have a warm vehicle when you slip in.

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59 minutes ago, 0verWatch7121 said:

The glas pops when iI push the remote start button on the keyfob but the truck won't start

Ah. That means the BCM program is not correct.Or the remote is not correct for the vehicle. 1 of the 2

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On 2/6/2011 at 9:35 PM, sonjaab said:

AP-8 is the remote start prep. pkg.................

 

IF your non factory equipped late model GM has the AP-8 code you can then buy the

GM remote start kit/special code/remote from the dealer who then activates the remote

start in your vehicle with the Tech 2 and special code.

 

AP-3:

2-Way Advanced Remote Start - For Use on Vehicles With Remote Keyless Entry and

Engine Start (AP3),

 

Yes.................No?

Thanks for the help. One last question for today. Is this what I need my tuner to look for? And answer with (Y)es. Correct?

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