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xMEATxHAMMERx Enthusiast

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Gm puts this package in many of it's vehicles, so I have to wonder... What would be needed, aside from the actual door handles and the new ignition to add the feature to my 2017 LTZ. Or is it even possible?

 

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th3magpi3 Enthusiast

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5 minutes ago, xMEATxHAMMERx said:

 

Gm puts this package in many of it's vehicles, so I have to wonder... What would be needed, aside from the actual door handles and the new ignition to add the feature to my 2017 LTZ. Or is it even possible?

 

And as always... Enjoy your ride!

 

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Have any pics? 

 

Potentially think you might need some BCM modification. 

pgamboa Senior Enthusiast

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Gm puts this package in many of it's vehicles, so I have to wonder... What would be needed, aside from the actual door handles and the new ignition to add the feature to my 2017 LTZ. Or is it even possible?
 
And as always... Enjoy your ride!
 
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I actually spoke to WAMS about this and unfortunately, there is a lot “behind the scenes” stuff that make this all work. There are wireless transmitters that work with the Key Fob to determine proximity. These transmitters/receivers are wired to various locations, all door handles, ignition, etc.

Multiple modules, programming (if even possible). We didn’t go into any more details.


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I actually spoke to WAMS about this and unfortunately, there is a lot “behind the scenes” stuff that make this all work. There are wireless transmitters that work with the Key Fob to determine proximity. These transmitters/receivers are wired to various locations, all door handles, ignition, etc.

Multiple modules, programming (if even possible). We didn’t go into any more details.


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Yeah. So what you meant to say was, "it's not worth it" lol

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This is also becoming a theft problem.

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How's it becoming a theft problem? It actually comes with the auto door locks feature that prevents would be dirt bags from going through your glove box.

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Sierra Dan Senior Enthusiast

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Definitely interesting, but afterall it is a mercedes.

Maybe the Silverado and Sierra are not as highly sought after :D

xMEATxHAMMERx Enthusiast

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Without getting boring technical on the tech, it's actually fairly easy.




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People won't be going through all that hassle for a regular pickup, that's 'Gone in 60 seconds' type of theft. Plus, you regular key fob signal and garage door opener can be copied the same way.

And just food for thought, no one has paid for that tech to jack my wife's minivan! And it's a swagger waggon! Lol

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