keyless entry remote
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Originally Posted by Hans
ebaaayyy.
NOT going to be cheap from the dealer, probably over 100.
NOT going to be cheap from the dealer, probably over 100.
When my sister owned my car she had to buy one, $60 for the remote from the dealer. Then $60 to program it. Program it yourself, takes 30 seconds...what a rip...
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Yep yep yep. Avoid the dealer at all costs, especially on something like this. Click the "TechInfo" link at the top of the page, and you'll find the instructions to program a remote yourself. The technique works on many other GM models with the OBD-II connector as well. Just make sure the replacement remote matches the numbers on your current remote, and it will work. Enjoy!
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I asked them once and was quote "$40-70, depending on your car"... nowhere close to the price you can find on ebay or www.keylessride.com.
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Originally Posted by Logan
Originally Posted by Hans
ebaaayyy.
NOT going to be cheap from the dealer, probably over 100.
NOT going to be cheap from the dealer, probably over 100.
When my sister owned my car she had to buy one, $60 for the remote from the dealer. Then $60 to program it. Program it yourself, takes 30 seconds...what a rip...
And if you knew I was getting ripped off, why didn't you warn me???
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Originally Posted by scottydl
I asked them once and was quote "$40-70, depending on your car"... nowhere close to the price you can find on ebay or www.keylessride.com.
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Originally Posted by GonneVille
How do you find your remote code? I have the KE system but didn't get the remotes when I bought the car.