Program Remote
#1
Program Remote
ok so i had problems with locks 2-3 days ago and i had to change black box look alike(lock pump) in the trunk,passenger side coz it burned...so i got another one from junkyard but my remote doesnt work now...lol does anyone know how to program a remote???
#2
1. Take a spare key and insert it into the ignition. Turn it one click forward, not starting the engine.
2. Roll down the driver's side window just in case something goes wrong. Step outside the car, and lock the car manually with a second key.
3. With your key fob, press the unlock button. The lights should flash.
4. Now lock the car with the key fob, and then unlock it.
5. Remove the key from the lock and the key from the ignition. The remote is now programmed.
2. Roll down the driver's side window just in case something goes wrong. Step outside the car, and lock the car manually with a second key.
3. With your key fob, press the unlock button. The lights should flash.
4. Now lock the car with the key fob, and then unlock it.
5. Remove the key from the lock and the key from the ignition. The remote is now programmed.
#3
1. Take a spare key and insert it into the ignition. Turn it one click forward, not starting the engine.
2. Roll down the driver's side window just in case something goes wrong. Step outside the car, and lock the car manually with a second key.
3. With your key fob, press the unlock button. The lights should flash.
4. Now lock the car with the key fob, and then unlock it.
5. Remove the key from the lock and the key from the ignition. The remote is now programmed.
2. Roll down the driver's side window just in case something goes wrong. Step outside the car, and lock the car manually with a second key.
3. With your key fob, press the unlock button. The lights should flash.
4. Now lock the car with the key fob, and then unlock it.
5. Remove the key from the lock and the key from the ignition. The remote is now programmed.
Thanks
#4
Yes, the spare key is necessary to keep the electrical system operational when you are outside the vehicle. You can use the key on the remote to lock the car. This needs to be done from the outside of the vehicle in order to arm the anti-theft system.
Unfortunately, the only way to get a new spare is at a dealership.
Unfortunately, the only way to get a new spare is at a dealership.
#5
Yes, the spare key is necessary to keep the electrical system operational when you are outside the vehicle. You can use the key on the remote to lock the car. This needs to be done from the outside of the vehicle in order to arm the anti-theft system.
Unfortunately, the only way to get a new spare is at a dealership.
Unfortunately, the only way to get a new spare is at a dealership.
Anyways do you know like how much they charge for a new spare key at a dealership?
thanks
Last edited by Isramirez21; 08-11-2008 at 10:28 AM.
#6
1. Take a spare key and insert it into the ignition. Turn it one click forward, not starting the engine.
2. Roll down the driver's side window just in case something goes wrong. Step outside the car, and lock the car manually with a second key.
3. With your key fob, press the unlock button. The lights should flash.
4. Now lock the car with the key fob, and then unlock it.
5. Remove the key from the lock and the key from the ignition. The remote is now programmed.
2. Roll down the driver's side window just in case something goes wrong. Step outside the car, and lock the car manually with a second key.
3. With your key fob, press the unlock button. The lights should flash.
4. Now lock the car with the key fob, and then unlock it.
5. Remove the key from the lock and the key from the ignition. The remote is now programmed.
ok number 4 when you said i have to unlock the car should i do it with remote??
#8
They can make a new key using your chassis number, but you'll need to bring the log book, your passport or some other form of ID, and two utility bills in your name before they'll do anything.