BANVIE Car Keyless Entry System with 2 4-Button Remote Controllers, Electrical/Pneumatic Central Door Lock Time Optional, Trunk Release Output Optional

Very convenient

Haven't written a review in a while but this thing is great and makes me happy every time I use it. I was hesitant because of the low price but this keyless entry system is worth every penny. The remotes are nice quality, not big and bulky, instructions are not very helpful but google is. After I figured out the proper wiring for my car on a Corvette forum, none of the diagrams supplied worked for my application but once I figured it out installation was simple and now I have keyless entry. My car had existing actuators and switches on the doors but I had to use a key to open the doors from the outside now I push a button like a modern car. I am thrilled with this and highly recommend for a C4 Corvette for sure and anyone looking for a inexpensive system like this. There are a lot of other features that I didn't care to hook up yet like windows and flashing lights but the locks work great. Next I'm doing the rear hatch but I need to access the wires. Great system! Update..have installed the trunk release and like some other reviews you have to hold the button for a full 3 seconds for the hatch to pop which is annoying but still better than opening the door and reaching in to push the hatch release button like I previously had to.

I only use the locking feature but it works flawlessly

I like how it was only $15 bucks and easy to install. My lights blink and the car locks and unlocks just like a car alarm. Even comes with a blue LED blinking light for when the car is locked, to give a sense of a car alarm. I got the trunk open function wired up pretty easily but installing the actuator and getting it to work properly took a lot of troubleshooting. Just google your car’s wiring diagram and find the right colors under your dash. Connect the right color wires from your car to the Benvie’s wires, and in less than 30 mins I had a working system. You will need some extra wire of your own, the wires in this kit are way too short. My car is a 93 Del Sol and I hate using the key for the trunk and doors all the time. Now I have a button for my trunk and my driver side door. Eventually I’ll do the passenger side door too, but not a priority. The hard part is removing panels and tucking the wires. So in total, including the wiring, dash and side panel removal, troubleshooting, mounting lock/unlock actuators that cost like 5 bucks each, I probably spent like 4 hours. Lots of troubleshooting to get those actuators working properly every time you push the button, but the Benvie itself is easy to install and understand. Might be more difficult installing on a car that already comes with automatic door locks, but the actuators were easy to wire up following the wire diagram. I recommended it to a friend who also hates using the key to open the door, he couldn’t believe how much I paid!

It works really well, my only 2 complaints are: the instructions are not detailed at all. So if you want to change the trunk trigger from power to ground, it tells you that its an option but doesnt detail how to…. You just have to figure it out… secondly i wish you could to that for the horn chirp. My truck is a negative trigger, so i used to trunk open option as a horn button, So now it has a 3 second horn if i need to find it lol