tuffluck

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my 10 year old key fob doesn't like me much anymore, especially when it gets cold. i have tried cleaning, changing batteries, etc. you name it and i have done it, but it simple just doesn't work when the temperature goes below 50. where is the best place to get another one? dealership/ebay/junk yard?

bjamick

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Ebay seems to be pretty popular for these key fobs. Definitely check it out.

sykodrummer9800

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i changed the battery on mine too and did the same but mine you have to be super close to the car for it work.. guess it time to upgrade,...

shaun

ebay or i also think the parts stores has em like autozone.

tuffluck

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i don't think the autozone ones will work, will they? i called the dealership and the stupid things are $70. that's absolutely unbelievable.

shoemike

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dabest09

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same thing happened to me. and it is a b**** using the key EVERY time especially when its cold outside. can i program a new key fob?

Flaring Afro

im pretty sure there is a how to for programming one on here. anyways ebay would be a good bet.

EDIT: yup it was in the faq at top. https://ls1tech.com/forums/3881626-post22.html

kain01

I got one off eBay since mine didn't come with one and it would sound the alarm every time I opened the door. It even included instructions on programming it.

dabest09

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so even a new cheap one from autozone could be programmed to work for my car?

whytryz28

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I upgraded my key fob with new antenna and longer range fobbing unit thingy lol I can set my alarm over 500ft now!!!!!!

Check with local car audio place. I got mine for 29.99 they were running a sale.

jimmy 2 Times

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i think i have 4 or 5 of them from my cars that i swapped to aftermarket alarms

dabest09

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so go to a local audio store and they will have them? from which i can program to my car?

Flaring Afro

i seriously doubt it. the car doesnt ask you to press unlock button, then lock button, then hatch, etc. so an aftermarket one will not work properly. it doesnt work like a universal remote.

dabest09

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but one off ebay for the year and model of my car would work correctly?

dabest09

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brought my key fob to my auto teacher and he tested the battery. it was fine. opened it up and clean out the inside and pulled the prongs for the terminals out a little bit and it works now!

kain01

When your programming them there's a sequence you have to follow with the ignition and the fob, so a GM one from the same era should work, shouldn't matter if it came off a camaro or not. Newer fobs and one's from different manufacturer's use different frequencies. Hope this help's.