Key Fob 1 and/or 2
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Key Fob 1 and/or 2
As you may or may not know... I recently bought an 03 Bonnie. It did not come with any key fobs. Through my research and inquiring, I have found that there are 2 different types of fobs for the 03 Bonnie (as well as others, I assume), and as many as 4 key fobs can be programmed. My question is how many of each can be programmed. I just purchased 2 fobs, both "key fob 1". Will I able to program and use both? Or just one? Any help would be appreciated. (By the way I already know that I have to go the the dealer to program these.)
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We had to get extra Fobs for Kendra'* car. The dealer programmed one that they "found" from another car and just programmed it as Fob 2 (I had Fob 1).
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Rogue doesn't mean necessarly "fob 1" and a different type "fob 2". We programmed both "fob 1'* " as driver 1 and driver 2. Like my fob for my car sets driver 2 options and Todd'* fob sets driver one options. Does all this make sense? 
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Originally Posted by razman10
Rogue,
Was it Fob 1 or Fob 2? There is a difference... They have 2 different OEM part numbers.
Was it Fob 1 or Fob 2? There is a difference... They have 2 different OEM part numbers.
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According to webster, one of the deffinitions of a Fob is "an adornment that hangs from a watch chain" This could be my only guess. Of course it might stand for something too. Who knows? 