Keyless entry...

[Brian]

Does anyone know of a universal "learning" keyless entry remote? I have a
Sidewinder on my Integra and the Subaru on my Forester. It makes for a HUGE
bulge in my pocket.

 

[Decimal Cat]

This seems like an endless supply of pick up lines/jokes. . *g*

"Hey baby, wanna. . pull out my remote and let me gain some keyless entry?"
"Is that a keyless entry remote in your pocket, or are you just happy to see
me?"

 

[Brian]

I worded it that way trying to get some responses with the hope that some of
them may actually be serious. Surely I'm not the only one with multiple
keyless entry remotes....

 

[Decimal Cat]

Apologies, I just saw an opening for a good joke in it. .

 

[Tony Hwang]

Hi,
I don't think that idea will fly. Then the door is wide open with car
thieves. One remote can open doors of multiple cars, I don't think so.
But I know multiple remotes can open one car door.
Tony

 

[Brian]

I don't see the real security risk as all of these systems require some odd
hokei pokie to get new remotes recognized. My Audi had Homelink that could
be taught to communicate with my rolling code garage door opener.

 

[Tony Hwang]

Hi,
Remember criminals are always one step ahead of us?
As an EE, if I want to, I am able to customize whatever I want.
I am retired and I have all the time to play with toys as long
as it may take. Rolling code? nothing special. Micro processor
can do pretty gadgetry things.
Tony