How To Program GM Siverado Sierra Yukon Suburban Escalade Remote Transmitter.
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How To Program GM Siverado Sierra Yukon Suburban Escalade Remote Transmitter.
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Thanks , Chris . I hope you hit the lottery tomorrow .
Will this work on a Chevy 2004 Z71 4×4
Thanks man! Works great!
I owe you one!
You rule!
Thanks for the great info! you rock!
The key to making it work IS the FCC id. I had two of the exact looking
remotes. I knew one went to a Sierra, and the other a Silverado. But if you
look at the Fcc Id K)BUTlT {remote 15732803) it will work, the twin to it
that had the FCC KOBLEARIXT {Remote 15042968} I had no luck so far. Thank
you so much for posting this video 🙂 It was a huge help 🙂
thank u chiris
This is the standard on chevy, GMC, cadilac, Pontiac, don’t think it works
on Saturn, Buick, or olds, blows my 06 had to be done by GM dealer,
This is fantastic. Local Chevy dealer wanted $85 to reset my FOB. This
worked for my 2003 Avalanche, so I would bet that it works for all full
size chevy/gmc vehicles. Thanks for the great post!!
Yeah I just found out I had an outdated remote. So now I have to get a new
one
@CR9RONALDO11 Anytime!
No, sorry =-(
Ok it worked but get this. My after market alarm works just fine (just
wanted to make that clear) I programed one key fob and it worked, so i
programed the second one and it worked but the first one stopped working,
so i reprogramed it and the second one stopped working…… lol….. So
much for having two key fobs with driver settings smh…… How can I get
both key fobs to work so I can have my driver setting still work for each
fob. This happened after I swapped door switches if that helps.
Machis grachis!
Must be a weak remote. Try a new battery.
Just go thru with the programming. Don’t worry about the horn.
what about the panic button?
Gracias amigo me funciono perfecto en mi pontiac gran am
Thanks so much worked on my escalade
@naterade21 You don’t have to press it.
Welcome.
Goto you local parts store and there is a Fob tester.
hi, do you have instructions for sebring conv 2004. Thanks for ur help.
dgund001@fiu.edu.
I have a 2000 Sierra and I get to part where the lock cycles after you turn
the ignition on off on off but then my remote won’t make the cycle happen.
I have tried it many times with no success. I have an aftermarket radio and
was wondering if that might be why the remote won’t program? Any help would
be greatly appreciated!
Probably a bad remote or remote with wrong FC ID.
As long as the FCC ID is the same it should work…
Yeah maybe. How do you know is the right one. Wher can you check the id #..
Thanks bythe way for helping with the comments. Thanks
@oakrds187 Not the new body style.
Anytime.
This process worked flawless on my 2003 Chevy Tahoe.Warning if your
programming a second remote it will affect the primary remote.Read the
comment section on that issue……THUMBS UP AND THANKS
No, I have an aftermarket radio in the truck you were watching the video
on. What you need to do is take the remote to your local autoparts store
and have them test the remote to make surer either the batter is not dead
or the transmitter is not bad(which is a free service). If the remote tests
ok, then check the numbers on the remote to the car. I believe the number
for the remote should be 15732803 and the FCCID Should be KOBUT1BT. The
FCCID is the main number that needs to be right.
thanks bro also workd for my escalade
hey does this work for 98 camaro if so here my email lamar_waller@yahoo.com