Directed Electronics (DEI) DEI Automate 474A Remote Z2020A-474A

Instructions are easy to follow and the fob works like a charm! Exactly what you would expect from a manufacturer's produced piece.Worked with my 2010 Directed AM2 alarm.

So I bought this at the recommendation of my buddy (who works as a car mechanic) because it was the same car remote that I've been using for years. According to him, the alarm/car was too old and they didn't sell it anywhere else around the city so it was nice to be able to buy this on Amazon at a reasonable price (generally rare stuff gets overpriced, etc). Anyway, the shipping was fine but the instructions made me raise an eyebrow. I don't know much about cars and had no idea how to pair the remote to my car. Luckily for me, my buddy paired it up for me free of charge. Unless you're willing to do some more research on programming this remote, you're probably going to have to speak (and possibly pay) with someone to set this thing up for you. That being said, this remote is an excellent product. Been using it for over 10 years before it finally broke. And so far after buying my new one (about a six months ago) this thing is still working at 100%.

These are a great replacement for lost or broken fobs! We have an automate car starter installed years ago. They were extremely easy to program once we found the transmitter. After a windshield replacement they didn’t mount it to windshield and instead hid it away in the trim. Other than that, so easy and much cheaper than purchasing new fobs.

Item worked flawlessly. Solve my service need.

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Great fob for an extra key for the Automate system. Very easy instructions on how to sync with car.

I have an old viper alarm that is 15 years old. Everything still work but the remote starting to fall apart. Couldnt find a replacement remote anywhere since my model was so old. Glad i was able to get this one to work and can use my alarm again

Ordered this to replace one of my key fobs that was lost. I have a viper remote starter, programming was tricking but I was able to figure it out. Just Google search remote start key fob programming.