I just got a used car. it came with the original key pad to the car, and a remote start key pad. no books on how to use it. i dont know what buttons to push on either pads to use my remote start. any assistance is greatly appreciated. FCC ID:EZSNAH2503 2003 pontiac grand am gt.

If you don't know if you have remote start you probably dont!.

Remote starts are not a factory option. None do it. Dealers will. But it is all aftermarket. I have taken out hundreds of them. I refuse to install them.

Yes if you don't have a key pad for your keyless entry what do you me the key hole is stripped you can try the passenger side key hole sorry don't know all the details

Try this... I dont know it it will work tho...
Turn your key to the on position with the doors closed but do not start the car.
Press the rear demist button 3 times with in 5 seconds of turing the key on.
The door locks should cycle once they do press the lock button on the remote and the locks should cycle again.. Turn the car off and then this should store the code for the remote.

Let me now how you go please

I have the 2010 Toyota Venza push to start. I lost the original key, so i bought a new key with the remote and its was programmed successful but this remote only had the three buttons on it, instead of four buttons ( Including the Hutch button). So i bought another new remote with the four buttons today and I want to know if it will work when i switch the programmed key into the new remote?

Just curious, do you have a copied key or original......as it might be losing it's code or the baqttery might be going flat in the immobiliser remote ?????

1. Remove key from ignition.
2. Close all doors.
3. Open driver side door and leave open.
4. Insert key in ignition, Turn key to ON (as far as you can go without starting the engine) and OFF, Remove Key.
5. Repeat step 4 two more times, making sure you remove key each time.
6. Close and then open the driver’s door three times.
7. Buzz sound or chime should be heard at this point signaling that the vehicle is now in programming mode. If not,
wait 40 seconds and return to step 1.
8. All transmitters need to be programmed at this time, including the old ones. Push any button on a transmitter two
times. A buzz sound to chime should be heard at this point signaling that the vehicle has accepted the new
transmitter code. Repeat for next transmitter, up to a total of three remotes (including any old remotes).
9. After all remotes are programmed, wait 15 seconds or until you hear four chimes signaling successful
programming.

Good luck and this should work.

higher end starters will have the lock/unlock/panic buttons built onto their fob. as for the seats... I dont know why it would interfere with your settings, but who knows... better to ask the seller of the remote start system.

Well, my mom found a little button underneath the dash board on the drivers side. And I guess its kind of like the reset button. So she pushed it and started the car and it was fine!

i think that this is to prevent you from locking your keys in the car with the engine running.
Some remote starters have a feature that when the car is running (and in park) you can hit the remote start button twice for one second each - then you can take the key out of the ignition and still have the car running.
At this point....if you would hit the 'lock' button on your door the doors would immediately unlock. However, if you get out of the car and close the door leaving it unlocked and then you hit the 'lock' on your original car remote the doors will lock and stay locked. So now the car is running the doors are locked and you have the keys in your hands. Then you can run into the store or house real quick with your car locked.
Once you come back, you hit 'unlock' on the original car remote. the doors will unlock - you can get it - and then before hitting the brake put the key in the ignition and turn it (dont crank it) as if you had when originally using the remote starter.
Maybe this will work for you.....