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    I'll give it a try by touching the to the steering column/ignition cylinder and maybe even the spare key itself and see if any of that works



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    None of that worked. From what I have tried the engine will not start without the factory key in the ignition. May take someone who's willing to take their ignition cylinder out and possibly wiring whatever components are in the transmitter directly to some wiring in the ignition cylinder if they can find a comprehensive wiring diagram .

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    Quote Originally Posted by JoshR View Post
    I'll give it a try by touching the to the steering column/ignition cylinder and maybe even the spare key itself and see if any of that works
    Well that's really interesting. Thanks for that.

    Perhaps remote start is off the table. I'll try the $3 plain key with my factory key held close by before I give up. It won't hurt to have a spare key to open the door.
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    There is a black ring around the end of the ignition tumbler. I'm pretty sure that's where the pickup is.
    We have a Mirage or 2 that came with an aftermarket remote start from new(dealer or farmed out install). One day I'll look at what they used to make it work. My guess is they just used a mfg specific bypass module, I would have hoped the day's of hiding a spare key under the dash in a code reader box were long gone by now but maybe not?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fummins View Post
    One day I'll look at what they used to make it work. My guess is they just used a mfg specific bypass module, I would have hoped the day's of hiding a spare key under the dash in a code reader box were long gone by now but maybe not?
    Let us know if you find an answer. I appreciate it.


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