Canadian part # - Keyless entry module (help)

[NSX604]

I was trying to source out the keyless entry module as per the instructions in the FAQ. Called up one Acura dealership and they could not find the part # in the system. I called another and they confirmed the same. Turns out, Canadian part #'s differ sometimes. This is one case. Does anyone have the canadian part# for the keyless entry module? ...or if your north of the border like me, what did you do?

Thanks in advance.
NSX604 :biggrin:

 

[nsx-tech]

the keyless entry system is no longer avalible for the older nsx from acura.

 

[NSX604]

Thanks for the heads up. Know of any replacement part# or can a current module be modified to work?

 

[suprhonda]

What is wrong with the modual? If it is like most Honda product it can probably be repaired easaly, perhaps I could help you out.

 

[NSXCessive]

I check back 2yrs ago, Fairview Acura in Kitchener quoted me around $600 for OEM remanufactured with like 30day wty or something, plus installation. Keyless isn't avail new anymore, unless a dealer has one sitting on the shelf somewhere? Its alot cheaper to get something aftermarket, I went with a Viper 2 way communication alarm system intergrated into the OEM Alarm. I've had it in 2yrs and works great.

 

[NSX604]

What is wrong with the modual? If it is like most Honda product it can probably be repaired easaly, perhaps I could help you out.

Mine never came with one so I was trying to source one out. ...but thanks for the offer. :smile:

I check back 2yrs ago, Fairview Acura in Kitchener quoted me around $600 for OEM remanufactured with like 30day wty or something, plus installation. Keyless isn't avail new anymore, unless a dealer has one sitting on the shelf somewhere? Its alot cheaper to get something aftermarket, I went with a Viper 2 way communication alarm system intergrated into the OEM Alarm. I've had it in 2yrs and works great.

I'm caving and doing the same. I'm sourcing out a 2-way pager alarm.

 

[D'Ecosse]

If you don't want to go with the full alarm route, you can just install an after-market remote door lock/unlock system, which simpifies the wiring install dramatically & many don't need/want the alarm features.
I personally think this is a better option than OEM anyway - you get additional features, not least of which is a trunk pop fuction, which you don't get with the OEM (ludicrous!). Best of all, about 20% of the cost!

Here's a basic keyless entry from Crimestopper - http://www.crimestopper.com/keylessentry.htm

You can get various iterations with additional features if desired - you can even have one which also features remote start - just what you boys in the frozen tundra need for those cold winter mornings to warm up your car!

http://www.crimestopper.com/remotestart05.htm