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Hi.
My car (2003 Oldsmobile Alero, 4drs) battery died and I jumped it up.
However, since that time, the remote starter/keyless entry doesn't work. (It's after-market one.)
Even though the receiver on the wind shield works blinking with blue light, yeah, it doesn't work.
What's going on?
Please help me.
The bypass module that was installed is likely to be
the problem. When you powered down, it lost it's programing.
Take it into a local after market car alarm shop, and
have that inspected and reset.
Not uncommon. Good luck.
ALARMTEK
CARALARMMAN.COM
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I Specialize In The Service Application & Functions Of Aftermarket Car Alarms, Remote Starters & Keyless Entries. Allthough I Can Not Do Full Installation Technical Support Here, I will Answer General Questions On Installation, Or Malfunctioning Systems.
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