Remote Key reprogram
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Well it finally did work (after so long)
Turns out the remote's button contacts were worn out. I ordered a new remote and put the original, programmed board in the new case and everything works exactly like it should. Even the remote start.
Thanks for the help,
Allen P
Turns out the remote's button contacts were worn out. I ordered a new remote and put the original, programmed board in the new case and everything works exactly like it should. Even the remote start.
Thanks for the help,
Allen P
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Joined: 09-07-2021
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From: Michigan
Well it finally did work (after so long)
Turns out the remote's button contacts were worn out. I ordered a new remote and put the original, programmed board in the new case and everything works exactly like it should. Even the remote start.
Thanks for the help,
Allen P
Turns out the remote's button contacts were worn out. I ordered a new remote and put the original, programmed board in the new case and everything works exactly like it should. Even the remote start.
Thanks for the help,
Allen P
This forum will save you a lot of money and grief by using the search function or even searching via Google. I was able to fix the airbag light, the sun visor and a few other things for free using this forum and saved hundreds in labor on doing many of the simple things like shock and struts myself. The airbag light alone saved me $500 because I used it to bargain down the price of the car when I bought it - thinking back I probably could have gone even more of a discount.
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Gotta search on these things! I had the same issue when I bought mine a few weeks ago and posted the results: https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/gene...84/#post915100
This forum will save you a lot of money and grief by using the search function or even searching via Google. I was able to fix the airbag light, the sun visor and a few other things for free using this forum and saved hundreds in labor on doing many of the simple things like shock and struts myself. The airbag light alone saved me $500 because I used it to bargain down the price of the car when I bought it - thinking back I probably could have gone even more of a discount.
This forum will save you a lot of money and grief by using the search function or even searching via Google. I was able to fix the airbag light, the sun visor and a few other things for free using this forum and saved hundreds in labor on doing many of the simple things like shock and struts myself. The airbag light alone saved me $500 because I used it to bargain down the price of the car when I bought it - thinking back I probably could have gone even more of a discount.
Do you mean the service airbag message in the DIC?
I also have it displaying. What did you do?
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Yup, like OldBlue recommended, clean ALL the contacts on the yellow connector in the kick board with electronics cleaner, spray dielectric grease liberally on the contacts and that fixed the problem. To further reduce any resistance, I did the same to the contacts under the seat. Been a month and the light hasn't come back on. If it does, then I obviously will clean the contacts again since it's easy to do and a heckuva lot cheaper than letting the dealership fix it.
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The fob with the key attached is not an OEM fob, it may work, it may not.
The other appears to be correct, but the last 2 digits of the part number are not readable. The battery part number is there on the back of this one also. Get your 2032 battery and try this fob. If it works, great.
If it doesn't, you'll have to reprogram the vehicle to accept this fob. Donbrew has provided the only ways to do this.
If the other fob doesn't work(not sure which battery this one needs), you can try reprogramming for it also. If it costs extra, I wouldn't. The Dorman module donbrew mentioned works for 3 sessions, I think, so it wouldn't cost more to try.
Beware, sometimes people will use these 3 sessions, then return it for a refund. Then you get a module that doesn't work at all.
There are threads here about the Dorman product. It worked perfectly for me on a GM fob. Less than perfect with aftermarket fob.
The other appears to be correct, but the last 2 digits of the part number are not readable. The battery part number is there on the back of this one also. Get your 2032 battery and try this fob. If it works, great.
If it doesn't, you'll have to reprogram the vehicle to accept this fob. Donbrew has provided the only ways to do this.
If the other fob doesn't work(not sure which battery this one needs), you can try reprogramming for it also. If it costs extra, I wouldn't. The Dorman module donbrew mentioned works for 3 sessions, I think, so it wouldn't cost more to try.
Beware, sometimes people will use these 3 sessions, then return it for a refund. Then you get a module that doesn't work at all.
There are threads here about the Dorman product. It worked perfectly for me on a GM fob. Less than perfect with aftermarket fob.
The above is from RJ RS. Can you or Donbrew tell me how to do this? Please and Thank you
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