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Right, but A) you need to bypass the kill on the system that is triggered by the absence of the RFID key, and B) You need to tell that system
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Right, but A) you need to bypass the kill on the system that is triggered by the absence of the RFID key, and B) You need to tell that system that the car is ON! LOL. With a standard key, it's just a matter of manually turning the key in the ignition to the ON position. Whereas with the RFID system and Push start system, you'll need to NOT push the button with the break/clutch down (or else you'll get the fantastic grinding)
So the system would need to tell the RFID to turn the car to the ON position. It's not just telling the ignition to work when the security system is that integrated.
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