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29-06-2020, 12:18 AM
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Bad car alarm remote

Please forgive my ignorance. I know absolutely nothing about car alarms.

I have a "PYTHON" brand car alarm. It is going bad. Every day that passes it gets more and more difficult to open the car.

I immediately thought that I could easily and cheaply replace the remote device. Wrong ! PYTHION company wants $269 USD for a new remote. That's insane.

There are , of course, PYTHON remotes on Amazon and eBay but I have no idea if those would operate the alarm on my SUV. Shouldn't there be some code necessary to program a remote ?

Anyone who has any thoughts about how to deal with this problem, please post me.
Thanks
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29-06-2020, 07:29 AM
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Re: Bad car alarm remote

Originally Posted by bakerman ->
Please forgive my ignorance. I know absolutely nothing about car alarms.

I have a "PYTHON" brand car alarm. It is going bad. Every day that passes it gets more and more difficult to open the car.

I immediately thought that I could easily and cheaply replace the remote device. Wrong ! PYTHION company wants $269 USD for a new remote. That's insane.

There are , of course, PYTHON remotes on Amazon and eBay but I have no idea if those would operate the alarm on my SUV. Shouldn't there be some code necessary to program a remote ?

Anyone who has any thoughts about how to deal with this problem, please post me.
Thanks
No idea personally but having a quick look on YouTube there are methods shown on there, I just searched with Google for "Python car alarm remote program" and came up with the link below:

https://www.reference.com/world-view...a218a3fb9d673e

Check this one out and have a look at the others as I don't know exactly which of those would be applicable to you. Good luck.
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29-06-2020, 07:58 AM
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Re: Bad car alarm remote

Ah, just seen this thread after replying to your other thread.

So, an immobiliser remote problem rather than the alarm itself being a problem? Silly question, but have you tried fitting a new battery in the remote if it's not been renewed for awhile. ?
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29-06-2020, 11:22 PM
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Re: Bad car alarm remote

Originally Posted by Barry ->
Ah, just seen this thread after replying to your other thread.

So, an immobiliser remote problem rather than the alarm itself being a problem? Silly question, but have you tried fitting a new battery in the remote if it's not been renewed for awhile. ?
yes, I just put in a new battery. Upon examining the remote in greater detail, I discovered that one small part was slightly loose. I had a TV/radio tech re-solder it and the problem is now solved. The remote works great now.
Thanks to all for your help.
 

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