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hey im lookin for a impobilizer bypass where its all digital and it remembers your keys code so you dont have to leave a copy in the car anyone no any big retail stores that sell them ive only seen them online

 
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/556H-...temZ8009187826


Interface Module: Category:
Immobilizer Bypass Required:
Yes Type:
Transponder
Part #: 556HW
Alternate Part1 #: 556UW
Alternate Part2 #: 555I
Alternate Part3 #: 555U
Alternate Part4 #: DesignTech 20402
Alternate Part5 #: DesignTech 29402
Notes:

 
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if your really set on not having a key in your dash then go ahead, but i've had to deal with so many of these units forgeting the programming or simply not sending the signal when its cold out. its just easier and more reliable to use the 556u

 
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I haven't had problems with my 555I (I think it's I). I've had it through 3 Chicago winters.

Either one probably has its pros and cons.

 
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the programmable ones are a PITA, always losing programming. have an extra key programmed and just dont get it cut.

 
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I've heard of the Civic and Prelude DEI modules lose coding. But I never use DEI.

 
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555i is by far the best thing to put in your car. hands down. ive had it for 3 years strong, never lost programming, never hesitates to do it's job. Reliability comes from your installation more than the product. The product itself is bullet proof.

 
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The product isn't bulletproof. I've been installin for over twelve years and there have been times when they break down, a little more than others. My disliking for DEI is more than just than what were talking about here though.

 
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well ****, even if it did crap out after 3 years, for the $25 i paid for it, id happily buy another.

 
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skipbarber, if it went bad then chances are you'd be stranded right? It might cost a bit to get it someplace for someone to replace it. Or at least to tow it to your house while you waited on a replacement. Thats one thing to consider.

But like I said, I have one and have had no problems. I'd buy one again.

 
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if the module lost its programming you wouldnt be stranded. You would have to start your car the old fashioned way.

 
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ohh. So it just wouldn't remote start? Ahh thats not too bad then.

 
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exactly.