shbox site worked for me like a charm
06-24-2010, 12:48 AM
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shbox site worked for me like a charm not sure where this would be better placed so I figured I put it here. I am in the middle of packing up my house for my move, and during the packing I found two identical GM keyless entry remotes. So i got to looking and found how to program these. Mind you i have owned this car since 06 and never had remotes for this car at all. So i went out and it took about 10 seconds and now i have two remotes that both work without issue for my car. No more having to unlock my car with the keys in the rain. Even though my car doesnt ever get driven in the rain unless I get caught in it off guard. That is what me DD is for. lol
Anyways i just figured I would share. Thanks again Rob for all your hard work on the collection of information on your site. It has got me out of a bind many of times.
Anyways i just figured I would share. Thanks again Rob for all your hard work on the collection of information on your site. It has got me out of a bind many of times.
06-24-2010, 08:38 AM
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Ya as a matter of fact I used your guide to change the LH side window motor back in 06.
The only thing that confused me on your write-up on the keyless entry for the pre-95 keyless entry was it the initial paragraph it says you use terminal F and A to ground the program but then when it has the procedure to do it, it says to ground out G and A. I did G and A and it worked without any issue.
The only thing that confused me on your write-up on the keyless entry for the pre-95 keyless entry was it the initial paragraph it says you use terminal F and A to ground the program but then when it has the procedure to do it, it says to ground out G and A. I did G and A and it worked without any issue.
06-24-2010, 08:49 AM
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Shoebox is a lifesaver. Whenever I have to do something Ive never done or havent done a while, I go straight to his site just to read over it. It helps alot just to read over it before you begin. Shoe even personally helped me out on my weird no start issue about a week or 2 ago. Thanks shoei.
(Im trying out all the shoebox nicknames today)
Edit - How did you come up with that name?
(Im trying out all the shoebox nicknames today)
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06-24-2010, 02:34 PM
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Ya as a matter of fact I used your guide to change the LH side window motor back in 06.
The only thing that confused me on your write-up on the keyless entry for the pre-95 keyless entry was it the initial paragraph it says you use terminal F and A to ground the program but then when it has the procedure to do it, it says to ground out G and A. I did G and A and it worked without any issue.
The only thing that confused me on your write-up on the keyless entry for the pre-95 keyless entry was it the initial paragraph it says you use terminal F and A to ground the program but then when it has the procedure to do it, it says to ground out G and A. I did G and A and it worked without any issue.
Shoebox is a lifesaver. Whenever I have to do something Ive never done or havent done a while, I go straight to his site just to read over it. It helps alot just to read over it before you begin. Shoe even personally helped me out on my weird no start issue about a week or 2 ago. Thanks shoei.
(Im trying out all the shoebox nicknames today)
Edit - How did you come up with that name?
(Im trying out all the shoebox nicknames today)
Edit - How did you come up with that name?
The thank you's and any donations to the site are appreciated.
06-24-2010, 03:32 PM
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Shbox is the man! Funny thing you mention the window motor. My dad changed out the window motor on my mom's car and it was a bitch. After he was done I told him he should of gone on shbox to follow the easy "how too". needless to say everytime theres a job to do on the car he asks if it's on shbox.
06-24-2010, 03:53 PM
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When I decided to get another LT1 car after 10 years I found shbox.com to be invaluable. This led to reading a lot of posts on LS1tech to get ready. I found several members to be among the most knowlegable and helpful:
shbox
ramair95ta
ss.slp.ls1
fleetmgr
96capricemgr
1badzee
achotrod
vendetta
Props where they're due...
shbox
ramair95ta
ss.slp.ls1
fleetmgr
96capricemgr
1badzee
achotrod
vendetta
Props where they're due...
06-24-2010, 04:14 PM
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There is a Paypal donation button on the Tech Page and another one on the window motor page.
06-25-2010, 09:59 AM
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I have to change my driver's side window motor at some point. I would be shocked if I were to complete to process in 30 minutes. Is it really that simple? It seems like it would be a pain, even after reading shoebox's instructions. Granted, I haven't looked at them in a few years. Maybe it's just because there doesn't seem to be much room to work inside the door. I sure hope my "new" motor is good.
06-25-2010, 06:34 PM
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I used his site for my cam install, the wiring (94 body, 95 harness/ecu) and a few other misc. things on my old 94 z28. Invaluable. It will be coming in handy again for me soon enough when I try to stab the new engine into my turd gen.
06-28-2010, 07:16 AM
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I have to change my driver's side window motor at some point. I would be shocked if I were to complete to process in 30 minutes. Is it really that simple? It seems like it would be a pain, even after reading shoebox's instructions. Granted, I haven't looked at them in a few years. Maybe it's just because there doesn't seem to be much room to work inside the door. I sure hope my "new" motor is good.
