Key Fob (keyless entry)
12-16-2010, 08:07 PM
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Key Fob (keyless entry) 2000 WS.6 T/A... Anyone got a part number for the Key Fob? It's too late to call the dealer and I'm trying to look on eBay for an extra one.
12-16-2010, 08:58 PM
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Actually, to program them, you remove the Radio fuse in the lower corner of your fuse panel, cycle the key three times, ending up with the key in the ON position, the door locks will cycle. This lets you know you have entered programming mode. Then, on the key fob, you hold LOCK and UNLOCK, and then release, and then hold LOCK, and the door locks will cycle again. Turn the key to OFF and you are good to go.
Part number on my key fob is 16245100-29 I called my buddy at the local dealership to verify my part number before I bought on eBay, but I snatched one up for 26 bucks and it might as well be brand new.
Part number on my key fob is 16245100-29 I called my buddy at the local dealership to verify my part number before I bought on eBay, but I snatched one up for 26 bucks and it might as well be brand new.
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Actually, to program them, you remove the Radio fuse in the lower corner of your fuse panel, cycle the key three times, ending up with the key in the ON position, the door locks will cycle. This lets you know you have entered programming mode. Then, on the key fob, you hold LOCK and UNLOCK, and then release, and then hold LOCK, and the door locks will cycle again. Turn the key to OFF and you are good to go.
Part number on my key fob is 16245100-29 I called my buddy at the local dealership to verify my part number before I bought on eBay, but I snatched one up for 26 bucks and it might as well be brand new.
Part number on my key fob is 16245100-29 I called my buddy at the local dealership to verify my part number before I bought on eBay, but I snatched one up for 26 bucks and it might as well be brand new.
05-16-2017, 08:29 PM
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My '98 manual says:
Turn the ignition to Run, then back to off. Remove the radio fuse. Turn ignition to Acc. You should hear a chime to confirm you've entered programming mode. It'll need to chime twice to confirm support for turning off the lock horn.
Press unlock on the remote and count the chimes; this will tell you the current mode number by the number of chimes. Press and release Unlock on the fob until you enter mode 1 (both lamps and horn off) or mode 4(lamps on, horn off). When done, turn ignition off and replace fuse.
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My '98 manual says:
Turn the ignition to Run, then back to off. Remove the radio fuse. Turn ignition to Acc. You should hear a chime to confirm you've entered programming mode. It'll need to chime twice to confirm support for turning off the lock horn.
Press unlock on the remote and count the chimes; this will tell you the current mode number by the number of chimes. Press and release Unlock on the fob until you enter mode 1 (both lamps and horn off) or mode 4(lamps on, horn off). When done, turn ignition off and replace fuse.
Turn the ignition to Run, then back to off. Remove the radio fuse. Turn ignition to Acc. You should hear a chime to confirm you've entered programming mode. It'll need to chime twice to confirm support for turning off the lock horn.
Press unlock on the remote and count the chimes; this will tell you the current mode number by the number of chimes. Press and release Unlock on the fob until you enter mode 1 (both lamps and horn off) or mode 4(lamps on, horn off). When done, turn ignition off and replace fuse.
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