How was it that you can tell if you have the unit for keyless entry again? I know it's something simple...
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My vote is for having a slow server, but a searchable one

 

Try this it might help you:

Here's the procedure from the 1995 Factory Shop Manual

Replacing Remote Controller or Multi-Remote Control Unit (LCU05)

Enter the identity (ID) code manually when:

remote controller or multi-remote control unit LCU05 is replaced.
an additional remote controller is activated.
ID Code Entry Procedure

To enter the ID code, follow this procedure.

Entering "Setting mode":
(1) Close and lock all doors.

(2) Insert and remove the key from the ignition more than six times within 10 seconds. (The hazard warning lamp will then flash twice.) At this time, the original ID codes are eliminated.

ID code entry:
(3) Turn ignition key to "ACC" position.

(4) Push lock button on the new remote controller once (for example, if door is locked using the remote controller during this ID code entry enable state, a new ID code can be entered). At this time, the new ID code is entered. (The hazard warning lamp will then flash twice.)

Additional ID code entry
(5) If you need to activate additional remote controllers, unlock the driver's door, then lock again with door lock ****.

(6) Push lock button on the additional new remote controller once.

(7) This ID code entry enable state and setting mode remain until the driver's door is opened.

NOTE
If you need to activate more than two additional new remote controllers, repeat the procedure "Additional ID code entry" for each new remote controller.
If the same ID code that exists in the memory is input, the hazard warning lamps will flash twice but the entry will be ignored.
Entry of maximum four ID codes is allowed and any attempt to enter more will be ignored.
Any ID codes entered after termination of the "setting mode" will not be accepted. Additionally remote control signals will be inhibited when an ID code has not been entered during the "setting" mode.

 

Hmm.. I'll give that a try. I know there's something in the trunk somewhere that is the control unit.
-E

 

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I'm with you on wanting an answer to this question!

I have a friend that has a 1995 GXE. No Security and Convenience Package, 5 speed.

The car doesn't respond to attempts to program a remote control since it never signals with the emergency flashers after the key-in, key-out sequence.

How do you check to see if the keyless entry module is installed in the car in the first place and where might it be located in the car?

Does the location vary by year of Max?

I've heard that if you can find the unit you may be able to disconnect the wires (connectors) to it and perform a hard reset of the unit if it is not communicating.

Anybody know?

TIA,

White96MaxSE

 

Two places that you could check. one where the fuse box is in the car. check the lable on the door. and look for security. if you have fuse in there then you have the remote keyless entry. and also when you open the hood. there two fuse boxes. and you could find if they have the relay for security. if you dont have those then the car does not have remote keyless entry.

 

Thanks, Good Suggestions.

I will check it out with his car when I can.

White96MaxSE