Programming New Key Fob
is it for 2k2
i just bought a key fob from marco and program it myself
all you have to do is get inside your car and lock all the doors and start to insert your key in the ignition and take it out for about 5x in less tha 10 seconds or until the park lights start to blink, this means the old combination from the keyfob is erase then pull out the key and press the unlock button and if this work you already program the new keyfob if this doesn't work start all over again.... the main thing is you have to be quick to put the key in and out of the ignition...it takes 2 minutes to get this done
good luck
all you have to do is get inside your car and lock all the doors and start to insert your key in the ignition and take it out for about 5x in less tha 10 seconds or until the park lights start to blink, this means the old combination from the keyfob is erase then pull out the key and press the unlock button and if this work you already program the new keyfob if this doesn't work start all over again.... the main thing is you have to be quick to put the key in and out of the ignition...it takes 2 minutes to get this done
good luck
Re: Programming New Key Fob
Originally posted by jmh8
Can anyone help me with this? Ordered a brand new one and have no idea how to program it. Thanks
Can anyone help me with this? Ordered a brand new one and have no idea how to program it. Thanks
Originally posted by jmh8
What kind of range do you get with your remote. I just programmed the new one and thought I would have better range, but it still sucks.
I have to get right up to the car most of the time.
What kind of range do you get with your remote. I just programmed the new one and thought I would have better range, but it still sucks.
I have to get right up to the car most of the time.
Originally posted by realtor
I don't quite understand your question.
I don't quite understand your question.
Battery was new. I was impressed.
Originally posted by realtor
I don't quite understand your question.
I don't quite understand your question.
How does one program a new key? Same way by inserting it a bunch of times and stuff?
Does this make more sense?
Originally Posted by jttaylor155
You have to go to the dealership to get it programed.
Originally Posted by JBWhitley
No, the key has to be programmed at the dealership. (This thread was dug up b/c I had to search something and figured I would post in it).
Originally Posted by MaximaPolak
Your wrong too. SORRY. 

However, it is my understanding that the key can only be programmed with a consultII, usually done at a dealership.
Are you saying this is not the case? If so, please tell us all how it is done.
Originally Posted by Axel
Sorry, my question is, if you lose a key for example, you need a new key cut right? If the newly cut key is used to start the car without first being programmed, it'll fry the ECU (so I've been told). One therefore needs to program the newly cut key and all the other keys and remotes at the same time. I had to pay Nissan 40 bucks for them to program the new key and reprogram the other keys and remotes. Is there a simple way for an individual to do this? I've already paid Nissan to do this so it's too late for me. I am, however, curious.
How does one program a new key? Same way by inserting it a bunch of times and stuff?
Does this make more sense?
How does one program a new key? Same way by inserting it a bunch of times and stuff?
Does this make more sense?
Originally Posted by jmh8
What kind of range do you get with your remote. I just programmed the new one and thought I would have better range, but it still sucks.
I have to get right up to the car most of the time.
so is it really true that you need to go to the dealership to program a new key, while back i got a remote car starter, and of course you need to give up a key to hide in the dash, i only had two keys and ordered a 3rd, cut it to mine and wasn't even thinking about the chip because it was new to me, the max is my second car and first car with a chip in the key, so i bring the car in to get everything installed and gave them the new key, said i need to get it reprogrammed at the dealership like it was no big deal but the guy in service said it isn't cheap and you need to reprogram all, so i ended up just using one of my original keys, not i have only one key that will start the car, the other will only open doors, i can never reprogram them without f*cking up the car starter so lets hope i never lose my keys ;DDDDDD
Originally Posted by dextterity
so is it really true that you need to go to the dealership to program a new key, while back i got a remote car starter, and of course you need to give up a key to hide in the dash, i only had two keys and ordered a 3rd, cut it to mine and wasn't even thinking about the chip because it was new to me, the max is my second car and first car with a chip in the key, so i bring the car in to get everything installed and gave them the new key, said i need to get it reprogrammed at the dealership like it was no big deal but the guy in service said it isn't cheap and you need to reprogram all, so i ended up just using one of my original keys, not i have only one key that will start the car, the other will only open doors, i can never reprogram them without f*cking up the car starter so lets hope i never lose my keys ;DDDDDD
I have a brand new key fob from a 2002 GLE I totalled, it was never used, can this keyfob be reprogrammed to my car or someone elses?
What is the price for these things anyway, I might sell it if it's worth it.
Also, what's the price for a brand new owners manual?
What is the price for these things anyway, I might sell it if it's worth it.
Also, what's the price for a brand new owners manual?
Originally Posted by GuZo
I have a brand new key fob from a 2002 GLE I totalled, it was never used, can this keyfob be reprogrammed to my car or someone elses?
What is the price for these things anyway, I might sell it if it's worth it.
Also, what's the price for a brand new owners manual?
What is the price for these things anyway, I might sell it if it's worth it.
Also, what's the price for a brand new owners manual?
I have heard that other members on the org have taken the chip out of the keys and glued it to the underside of the dash for remote start.
Also, if you have a key that does not have a chip in it (removed it yourself) and then have a remote start, shouldn't you be able to use the one that has no chip to run the car after it is started?
An owners manual will cost you about 18 dollars. You can download them here: http://members.max-world.org/modules...download&cid=3 for free if you don't mind having a digital copy.
Also, if you have a key that does not have a chip in it (removed it yourself) and then have a remote start, shouldn't you be able to use the one that has no chip to run the car after it is started?
An owners manual will cost you about 18 dollars. You can download them here: http://members.max-world.org/modules...download&cid=3 for free if you don't mind having a digital copy.
Originally Posted by imxelite
Hey you can just go to the dealership and get another key. I just got one from them and it cost me 47.50 for the key and being programed and cut.
No, you would only have to get the new keys program. You can get one now and key it and your old keys will still work. BUT, if you get a 5th key, your oldest key won't work, leaving you with a really old non working one and 4 new ones that work.
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