/en/qa/tag/enclave Powered by Question2Answer /en/qa/104690/on-bypass-programming-options-should-i-choose-oem-remote-or-aftermarket I am using the EVO-ALL as an immobilizer bypass for a 2010 Enclave CXL (that does have factory remote start) to install an aftermarket PKE system (ikey-premier from digital guard dawg. Which programming option do I choose for the bypass? The OEM remote start option or the aftermarket rfid option? I specifically ask because I don't see their key fob listed in the rfid compatibility, but I'm using the bypass for an aftermarket system, NOT the OEM remote. Should I still choose OEM? Alternatively, is it possible that their rf key could be compatible even though it isn't listed? Buick /en/qa/104690/on-bypass-programming-options-should-i-choose-oem-remote-or-aftermarket Sat, 03 Jul 2021 15:00:45 +0000 /en/qa/85541/2018-buick-enclave-successfully-done-with-envision-firmware-and-evo-gmt6 Just to let everyone know I have successfully installed a EVO-GMT6 in a 2018 Buick Enclave with the firmware and install guide for the Buick Envision of the same year. BCM Location is exactly the same and programming is the same. However, Location of KEY reader isn't in the cup holder, it's located in the bottom of the center console centered and to the back. Remote Starters /en/qa/85541/2018-buick-enclave-successfully-done-with-envision-firmware-and-evo-gmt6 Mon, 17 Dec 2018 17:21:10 +0000