2006 Grand Caravan -- power locks/keyless entry question

Go to Commando Keyless Remotes and they will sell you a keyless entry system
with two remotes and it works great. I put one in my 2001 grand caravan.
These vans use a single "SENSOR" wire system to lock and unlock your doors.
I used two relays that I bought from Commando, and I had to buy two
different resistors. I bought the ceramic adjustable resistors from Radio
Shack. When you turn the ignition key on the doors lock, and, when you turn
the key off they unlock. I only spent about $60 for everything. If you don't
have a FSM, and, good understanding of wiring diagrams, I am not sure I
would recommend anyone attempt to install this.

"ponchonutty" > wrote in message
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> Craig Wrote:
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>> If I only want keyless entry, which system would you recommend? Would
>> any of the AutoCommand ReadyRemote systems work. I don't really want
>> to spend a huge chunk of $$$ on this but thought it would be nice to
>> have as our old van had this feature and we got used to the
>> convenience of it.
> If you only want keyless then you should be OK with the Valet piece
> from Directed. The Autocommand is also part of Directed too but may be
> harder to get parts for if you'd need another remote later on. DEI
> stuff is everywhere.
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George is right. You need to know what you are doing. You'd be
surprised at how many people call me thinking they just messed some
wiring up to find out they blew their BCM up!


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