Keyless entry keypad installed

partsbill

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I just installed the keyless entry keypad on my car, I wanted to conceal it so that it wouldn't be seen, it should be great for the days I go to the beach and want to leave the keys in the car.

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cave diver

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What a great place to mount it

 

05wolfkiller

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nice idea, now JUST GIMME THE DAMN CODE!!!!! jk

 

lightblade

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Sweet, thats a great spot! I was looking to do one of these as well, about how much do they cost and are they easy to setup? Thanks

 

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stanmckinney

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I got one from my dealer for $75. Real easy to set up. It comes with an extra face plate so you can paint it body color. The other face plate is black.
I am wondering how much a body shop will charge me to paint the face plate. I am almost scared to ask.

 

partsbill

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lightblade said:

Sweet, thats a great spot! I was looking to do one of these as well, about how much do they cost and are they easy to setup? Thanks

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retail is $85.00, program it just like you would your key fob.

 

loudog_jon

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Will this work on any car?

 

partsbill

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loudog_jon said:

Will this work on any car?

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no, it will work only on mustangs after 12/01/05

 

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start with the upper hole, and if more traction is

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partsbill said:

no, it will work only on mustangs after 12/01/05

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leaves me out.

 

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stanmckinney

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My body shop just told me that it would cost $100 to have the cover painted. I am not surprised. I may have the California Special front fascia installed next year. He quoted me a price of $250 to paint and install it. He said he would do the cover then at no cost.

 

NotQuik

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Not a bad place at all.....I installed mine on my cowl under my driverside wiper so you can't really see it there eihter until you obvously walk up to it...i'll try and get a pic sometime.

 

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stanmckinney

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I just put mine on the driver's side door, above the door handle. I think it looks fine. I believe it would look better painted body color, but that will have to wait at $100.

 

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I think inside locating it inside the fuel filler door is trick!

 

NotQuik

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Not too noticeable

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69mach1-409

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Nice mod!

 

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stanmckinney

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Isn't that hard to reach? I think it would bother me more there than next to the door handle.

 

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Can I drill a hole in it and put it on my keychain?

 

NotQuik

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Not hard to reach for myself, nor my wife (5'4") and it's out of the way and blends in fairly well IMO....then again i'm lucky to use mine a couple times a week...usually have the key fob on me, for what that's worth.

 

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That is James Bond V12 Vanquish Awesome Guys.

I am having this vision of a Stangnet competition of who can conceal their keyless entry pad in the most obscure location.

 

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mine works really well and can take a fair amount

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Jenns01TA said:

I am having this vision of a Stangnet competition of who can conceal their keyless entry pad in the most obscure location.

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Mine is so concealed I'm beginning to think I don't have one...oh hang on a minute...I don't