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Grizld700 12-21-2006 07:15 PM

Keyfob Programming?
 
I have a 2000 GLS. It normally comes standard with a keyfob. but I have bought the car used and there wasnt a keyfob, but only dealer copies of the keys.

I have a few GM keyfobs that might be able to be programmed to the car.

Ok my question is How do I get my Alero into programming mode? And once I get it into that mode what do I have to do to the Keyfob so my Car recognizes the signal?

I stress the first part of the question alittle more than the second. And I dont want to go to a dealer and pay money for this, as it is only a convenience issue not a nessecity.

Any help woul dbe appreciated. Thank you all very much.

-Chris

NjRef511 12-21-2006 08:01 PM

Search, for one.

However, you can't program it yourself unless you have an OBDII programmer. You'll have to pay someone for it, or find a friend with a scanner.

CiscoPath 12-21-2006 08:19 PM

That's all you need??? A scanner???? I'm about to go by a fob off of eBay for 5 bux

doubleN0alero 12-21-2006 08:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CiscoPath (Post 244711)
That's all you need??? A scanner???? I'm about to go by a fob off of eBay for 5 bux

your car has to be equipped with it first though...can't do it on a GX

CiscoPath 12-21-2006 08:45 PM

Yeah, I know. Two came with the car, one NEVER worked, the other had the little clip that holds the battery in place break off

Grizld700 12-21-2006 10:42 PM

Is that the only way? B/c I know for a fact that No Ford needs one its just a key in ignition trick. And the same is for most chevys that I know of. It just seems weird that Olds would make it so difficult.

I dont mean to question, but I'm just covering my bases.

Thank you,

-Chris

Redog 12-22-2006 12:28 AM

^^ Hey man, are you the guy from Classicoldsmobile.com that asked this question last week?

comanche 12-22-2006 04:30 PM

If you're talking about what I call the remote, there are good instructions on grandamgt.com (You have to be a member, and then search under remote programming.)

You shouldn't need an OBD2 programmer for a 2000 if it is the right part number (call the dealer with the VIN), and the batteries work.

I have programmed a couple model year 2000 aleros myself... it really isn't that hard.

troyertrain 12-22-2006 07:18 PM

all the dealers around me will do it for free... just give them a call, i had 2 programmed a few months ago and it took 5 mins at the dealer and was absolutely free...

Grizld700 12-26-2006 03:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Redog (Post 244776)
^^ Hey man, are you the guy from Classicoldsmobile.com that asked this question last week?



Yes, sir. Yes I am ;)

Grizld700 12-26-2006 03:33 PM

Thank you everyone for your help, I'll get on this when I have the chance.

You've all been very nice :scpimp:

CiscoPath 12-26-2006 08:37 PM

Fob came in the mail today. Gonna take it to the dealership tomorrow and see if they charge me.


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