Yes it is, but TINFL (there is no free lunch). What you are doing is telling the car's computer that an alarm is installed. This will generate many fault codes because the car is looking for something that isn't there (the alarm). All the extra fault codes may make it difficult for your dealer to determine what's wrong with your car if they need to.Mystikal said:
Your car does haev car/key memory. It just doesn't affect the seat position. Car/key memory does not provide sound/light when the car is (un)locked. It controls things like weather DRLs are on or how the climate control is set (IIRC) or weather just the driver's door opens on the first push of the unlock button on the remote or they all do.
