Autowatch Peanut Remote – Part number 225-000 The Autowatch 225-000 remote is also known as the Autowatch 1 button peanut remote the 2 due to it’s distinctive design. The back of the case will have either N4086, 225-000, or 446-300 etched into…
What is a remote double tap module? A remote double tap module is a custom made circuit designed to make factory central locking systems more versatile. Why did I invent the remote double tap module? One of the most restrictive…
Aftermarket remote with key blade Many moons ago, long before social media was a thing, Mongoose actually made a good product. I know it’s had to believe but bear with me. I wish that they still made it so…
What is Automatic Driver Recognition? Automatic driver recognition is a way for your car to recognise you as being the authorised owner of the vehicle. It works using an ADR card which is separate to your main vehicle remote so…
Need a Replacement Autowatch Remote or PIN Code? If you’ve lost your Autowatch remote or need a spare, you’ll need your alarm’s override PIN number. This PIN is an important security feature that: Prevents unauthorised remote cloning Allows you to…
If you are after a replacement remote for your Viper alarm, I will need to know the Remote Part Number (RPN). Viper has produced a huge number of remote controls over the years, many look alike. Don’t make a guess…
What is required to get a new remote control? Car alarm remote contol guide Your aftermarket car alarm remote control guide First off you need to be in New Zealand. I’m happy to help those of you outside of Wellington,…
Alarm Remotes without programming projection Alarm remote cloning Would it disturb you to know how easy it is for most alarms to have a remote cloned without your knowledge? Are you even aware that all I need to program a…
The Cobra 7777 remote or 4T7777 as it is official titled is the remote control part number for Cobra’s older generation car alarms. I have noticed that I get a fair amount of traffic to the website from people searching for “Cobra 7777 alarm” so…
