Here's a "How to" on programming your remote entry setup on your EVO 3. (I think this is the same for an EVO 2 as well)
I decided to put this up as I couldn't find any info on the net on how to do this.... As it turns out it's very easy !!
Here's a pic of the parts needed, It includes the module itself, a key fob and the aerial. You also need to have an EVO 3 or at least be using a full EVO 3 wiring harness in your car to be able to plug it in...
The remote entry module is located on the drivers side of the car in the boot area... Heres a pic.. ( as you can see mines not mounted correctly, still testing etc...)
Now on to programming your key fob to the module..
Step 1, Make sure the module is pluged in and also the aerial...
Step 2, if your module is already installed unbolt it as it's easier to do this if its not mounded up..
Step 3, make sure you have a new battery in your FOB ( CR2032 is the type of button battery needed )
Step 4, on the module itself there is a switch on the side and above it it says "SET 1", "FIX", "SET 2"..
Pic of the switch and writing
You need to switch the switch from "FIX" to "SET 1"
Step 5, once that's done press the "unlock" button on the key FOB.
Step 6, once that's done switch the switch from "SET 1" to "FIX"
Step 7, wait a few seconds then press your "unlock" button on your FOB and the doors should unlock then press "lock" and the doors should lock...
That's it...
If you have two FOBs and you want the second one to work, follow Steps 3 to 7 but this time switch the switch to "SET 2" instead of "SET 1"
On a side note...
If the red LED doesn't light up on your FOB It may just be that the insides are dirty... My FOB didn't work when I got it. There was no red light when the buttons were pressed. So I stripped the FOB down, cleaned the board with electronics cleaner, I also cleaned the inside of the rubber buttons with the cleaner.. Put it all back together and all worked well.
I also wondered why the interior light wiring runs to the back of the car in an EVO 2/3 !!
It runs to the connector that plugs into the remote entry module... The reason for this is the remote entry pulses the interior light on unlock / lock like how most cars pulse the blinkers..... It does a long pulse for unlock and two short pulses for lock..
Here's a quick vid...
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b362/RCS2DIE4/My%2095%20GSR/EE8853CC-1535-454B-9521-8C421ABA70F7_zps2tgznnd7.mp4
Anyways, Hope that helps someone out...
I decided to put this up as I couldn't find any info on the net on how to do this.... As it turns out it's very easy !!
Here's a pic of the parts needed, It includes the module itself, a key fob and the aerial. You also need to have an EVO 3 or at least be using a full EVO 3 wiring harness in your car to be able to plug it in...
The remote entry module is located on the drivers side of the car in the boot area... Heres a pic.. ( as you can see mines not mounted correctly, still testing etc...)
Now on to programming your key fob to the module..
Step 1, Make sure the module is pluged in and also the aerial...
Step 2, if your module is already installed unbolt it as it's easier to do this if its not mounded up..
Step 3, make sure you have a new battery in your FOB ( CR2032 is the type of button battery needed )
Step 4, on the module itself there is a switch on the side and above it it says "SET 1", "FIX", "SET 2"..
Pic of the switch and writing
You need to switch the switch from "FIX" to "SET 1"
Step 5, once that's done press the "unlock" button on the key FOB.
Step 6, once that's done switch the switch from "SET 1" to "FIX"
Step 7, wait a few seconds then press your "unlock" button on your FOB and the doors should unlock then press "lock" and the doors should lock...
That's it...
If you have two FOBs and you want the second one to work, follow Steps 3 to 7 but this time switch the switch to "SET 2" instead of "SET 1"
On a side note...
If the red LED doesn't light up on your FOB It may just be that the insides are dirty... My FOB didn't work when I got it. There was no red light when the buttons were pressed. So I stripped the FOB down, cleaned the board with electronics cleaner, I also cleaned the inside of the rubber buttons with the cleaner.. Put it all back together and all worked well.
I also wondered why the interior light wiring runs to the back of the car in an EVO 2/3 !!
It runs to the connector that plugs into the remote entry module... The reason for this is the remote entry pulses the interior light on unlock / lock like how most cars pulse the blinkers..... It does a long pulse for unlock and two short pulses for lock..
Here's a quick vid...
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b362/RCS2DIE4/My%2095%20GSR/EE8853CC-1535-454B-9521-8C421ABA70F7_zps2tgznnd7.mp4
Anyways, Hope that helps someone out...
