EASYGUARD manufactures aftermarket automotive security systems, including passive keyless entry (PKE), remote starters, and car alarms.
EASYGUARD is a specialized manufacturer of automotive security and convenience electronics, catering to the aftermarket industry. The brand focuses on upgrading vehicles with modern features such as Passive Keyless Entry (PKE), push-to-start buttons, remote engine starting, and smartphone integration via GPS tracking modules.
Their product lineup includes both universal kits designed for most DC12V vehicles and specific plug-and-play solutions tailored for major automotive brands like BMW, Toyota, Honda, and Mercedes-Benz. EASYGUARD systems are designed to enhance vehicle security while adding the convenience of keyless go and remote control.
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Installation of EASYGUARD systems is complex and requires interfacing with the vehicle's ignition and immobilizer wiring. The manufacturer strongly recommends installation by a professional car alarm installer to avoid damage to the vehicle.
PKE stands for Passive Keyless Entry. It allows the vehicle to automatically unlock when you approach it (within 3–6 feet) with the key fob and lock when you walk away, without pressing any buttons.
PKE antennas are fragile and should be mounted on non-metallic surfaces to ensure range. Recommended locations include the windshield pillars or the rear deck, arranged in a 'T' shape pattern relative to each other.
Yes, many EASYGUARD control modules feature a DIP switch that allows you to toggle between gas/petrol and diesel engine modes. The diesel mode typically adds a delay to allow for glow plug warming.
Some EASYGUARD systems support manual transmissions, but they require specific installation procedures (like a reservation mode) to ensure the car is in neutral. Always check the specific model's manual for compatibility and safety warnings.
Check if the handbrake is engaged, the gear is in neutral (or Park for automatics), and that the DIP switches on the control module are set correctly for your vehicle type.