Anyone try lincoln keyless entry/start and heated steering wheel retro

[425_Raptor]

My brother has a 2012 lincoln mkx that I drove last week. It has keyless start and I was wondering if the lincoln setup could be used in our raptors ?

Also liked the grated steering wheel

 

[Rookie]

Noah and a couple others can explain this better but the integration of a system like that would be somewhat extreme. Door handles, sensors, push button start, etc.

 

[NickPic83]

Heated steering wheel would be nice.

 

[Cleave]

Wasn't Noah working on making keyless start work with the raptors?

 

[Rookie]

He was but he got pretty busy at the shop.

 

[Cleave]

I'll go down and tell him to start working on it, even though I wouldn't get one myself

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

yeah, been busy with stuff here. no truck to work on either..... but now i got another truck i have been tinkering more. so dont worry i will try me best to make something happen.

and cleave, cmon down......... pick up your brackets....

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My brother has a 2012 lincoln mkx that I drove last week. It has keyless start and I was wondering if the lincoln setup could be used in our raptors ?

Also liked the grated steering wheel

integration and programming would be a very difficult and expensive task. the issue is with the raptor not having the proper electronics to power up by just having the key close. the push button starts activate through latched circuits where the key cylander works off momentary.

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and then getting a new key made for the truck that has the same frequency and range as the push button vehicles too.

 

[New Guy]

^So Noah... the real question is:

Under $3K or not? If so, definitely in. F- having keys in my hand for some fool to try and do a running grab, not that they would get farther than 15ft but still... looking to be lazy here.

 

[Cleave]

yeah, been busy with stuff here. no truck to work on either..... but now i got another truck i have been tinkering more. so dont worry i will try me best to make something happen.

and cleave, cmon down......... pick up your brackets....

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integration and programming would be a very difficult and expensive task. the issue is with the raptor not having the proper electronics to power up by just having the key close. the push button starts activate through latched circuits where the key cylander works off momentary.

---------- Post added at 08:22 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:21 AM ----------

and then getting a new key made for the truck that has the same frequency and range as the push button vehicles too.

I told you, I'll be coming down on Thursday on my way down to socal

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Well, I think I did, if I didn't, now you know

 

[The Car Stereo Company]

^So Noah... the real question is:

Under $3K or not? If so, definitely in. F- having keys in my hand for some fool to try and do a running grab, not that they would get farther than 15ft but still... looking to be lazy here.

i will know more once i get a system installed that i am comfortable with