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Old Feb 22, 2005 | 09:16 PM
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i have a 94 SSEi, my problem is that it came with keyless entry but the remote was gone long before i bought the car. i used the techinfo and tried 3 of the options, but the closest it had was 93, 95 and OBD II. When i tried the 93 i ended up blowing out a few fuses, when i tried the 95-OBD II i took out my battery.
i'm a doing somthing wrong or is the 94 different from all of them???
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Old Feb 22, 2005 | 10:20 PM
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i just tried the OND II again and i got a humming sound after about 30 secs and thats all that i get just that 2 second humming, if that helps.
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Old Feb 22, 2005 | 10:42 PM
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If I'm understanding this right, you are trying to program a remote of a different year for your car? If so, did you refer to the manual?
I don't know much about this and remote signals.
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Old Feb 22, 2005 | 10:49 PM
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so, you're trying to program a new remote-what year, make was the remote for?
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Old Feb 22, 2005 | 10:53 PM
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I believe that you must first be aware of the type of signals that the remote emmits.
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Originally Posted by nathan
so, you're trying to program a new remote-what year, make was the remote for?
i'm trying a 95 remote on my 94, is that possible? the dealer told me they could reprogram the new remote for 45.00.
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Old Feb 22, 2005 | 11:01 PM
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Ohh, yes, that'* kind of expensive for that kind of work. I don't have the manual with me here, but if you follow the steps there, then there shouldn't be any problems.

I'm assuming that the dealer agrees with a programmable 1995 remote for a 1994 bonneville, right? What did they say about that, could that be done?
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Originally Posted by Ireli
Ohh, yes, that'* kind of expensive for that kind of work. I don't have the manual with me here, but if you follow the steps there, then there shouldn't be any problems.

I'm assuming that the dealer agrees with a programmable 1995 remote for a 1994 bonneville, right? What did they say about that, could that be done?
i am not sure myself, i have never known a dealership to turn down a loyal customers money LOL. thats why i'm asking the club.
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Oh god. Some people at some dealers are real idiots.

Why don't you post something in the Lounge, so you can get the attention of more experts???
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I just bought a remote off Ebay for my 94SE. It looked just like my original with the broken keychain loop except it says "Buick".

The programming was easy on my 94. I took a wire and grounded it to car body. Then I took the other end and conected it to the no. 8 wire on the diagnostic connector under the drivers side dash. On my 94, the no. 8 wire (they're not numbered that I could see) was the wire on the engine side of the connector furthest to the driver'* side. In other words, the front left most terminal.

When I touched the wire to the terminal, the doors unlocked. While holding the wire to the terminal, I pressed any button on the new remote and heard the locks actuate.

Disconnect the wire and you're done. That easy.

Maybe a 95 remote would work on a 94.

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