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ddeguzman 
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Do I need a bypass module when installing a remote start for a 2000 Mazda MPV
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Yes2000 Mazda MPV -- posted image.
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my techsoft program says it has an immobilizer system that needs to be bypassed, says to refer to document #1061...whatever that is.  sorry i couldnt give you all the info
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I bet you thought I was just going to leave you hanging.

You have a Transponder based anti-theft system.  You can get a No Key Required bypass module from http://www.bypasskit.com/pkm1.asp?cid=17 , or even one that requires an additional key, or there are many other places to get the modules that require keys.

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thanks
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No Problem, they are not too difficult to install, just ask if you need any help.
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this has a single wire lock/unlock with 2.2k resistance.  Do I need a relay?

If I do, need help  with wiring.  Thanks

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Yes use a relay with the resistor
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