WTB: Remote entry transmitter
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droobie
LVC Member
might have a spare
i bought some when i got my mark 8
i had remote start that didn't have the memory functions
i acquired 2 that same same memory identifiers
i will try to find it
i can't remember if i had 2 of the memory 1 or memory 2
i will check
i bought some when i got my mark 8
i had remote start that didn't have the memory functions
i acquired 2 that same same memory identifiers
i will try to find it
i can't remember if i had 2 of the memory 1 or memory 2
i will check
mespock
Marxists - Socialists
When you get your remotes this may help
Programming the Keyless Entry Remote Transmitter:
1.Empty your glove box
2.Pull the tabs on both sides of the glove box towards the center of the glove box. This will allow the glove box to open and access to things behind the glove box.
3.Insert Key and turn to on position. (Car does not need to be running).
4.Behind the glove box, a little left of center, you should see what looks like a gray plug. I’ve heard that some cars have a white plug instead of gray. Place a coin or piece of metal to short the circuit. This will cause the locks to cycle once.
5.Push the lock button on the remote that you want as #1. The locks should cycle.
6.Press the lock button on the remote that you want as #2. The locks should cycle again.
7.If you want more remotes programmed continue with #3 and #4. Press the lock button on the remote that you want as #3 and #4. The locks should cycle once more. These remotes will only unlock the car and will not be associated with seat or mirror memory.
8.You may now turn off your car, and replace your items back into your glove box.
9.This would be a good time to throw away all the excess junk you may have in the glove box.
Programming the Keyless Entry Remote Transmitter:
1.Empty your glove box
2.Pull the tabs on both sides of the glove box towards the center of the glove box. This will allow the glove box to open and access to things behind the glove box.
3.Insert Key and turn to on position. (Car does not need to be running).
4.Behind the glove box, a little left of center, you should see what looks like a gray plug. I’ve heard that some cars have a white plug instead of gray. Place a coin or piece of metal to short the circuit. This will cause the locks to cycle once.
5.Push the lock button on the remote that you want as #1. The locks should cycle.
6.Press the lock button on the remote that you want as #2. The locks should cycle again.
7.If you want more remotes programmed continue with #3 and #4. Press the lock button on the remote that you want as #3 and #4. The locks should cycle once more. These remotes will only unlock the car and will not be associated with seat or mirror memory.
8.You may now turn off your car, and replace your items back into your glove box.
9.This would be a good time to throw away all the excess junk you may have in the glove box.