Right key fob?? (part number inside)
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From: Crosslanes WV
Right key fob?? (part number inside) Ok.. bought a key fob.. followed the instrustion on installuniversity.com to the letter.. the locks cycle like they are supposed to and then I hit the lock and unlock buttons at the same time.. I have even counted to 30 while holding just to make sure I was giving it plenty of time.. its a no go.. even with a new battery.. Here are the numbers on the back.. someone with more knowledge about this might know if its the right fob or not.. thanks
GM:1626307499
Canada:26861021384
Model/FCC ID 2C0005T
GM:1626307499
Canada:26861021384
Model/FCC ID 2C0005T
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From: Beaumont, TX
Looks like that's an 00-04 Cavalier / Sunfire remote 
GM ordering part numbers for the correct items for F-bodies:
remote control door lock transmitter (keyfob) (93-95 Firebird) = 12522339
remote control door lock transmitter (keyfob) (94-95 Camaro) = 15725423 (formerly 10239647)
remote control door lock transmitter (keyfob) (without antitheft) (96-98) = 16245103
remote control door lock transmitter (keyfob) (with antitheft - RPO UA6) (96-02) = 16245100
GM ordering part numbers for the correct items for F-bodies:
remote control door lock transmitter (keyfob) (93-95 Firebird) = 12522339
remote control door lock transmitter (keyfob) (94-95 Camaro) = 15725423 (formerly 10239647)
remote control door lock transmitter (keyfob) (without antitheft) (96-98) = 16245103
remote control door lock transmitter (keyfob) (with antitheft - RPO UA6) (96-02) = 16245100
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From: Cherry Point, NC
I'm having a similar problem. The other day I was cleaning out some boxes and came across an extra key fob that came with the car when I bought it new. Followed the directions on installuniversity.com, no joy. Not only does that key fob not work, but the one I've been using for the last five years doesn't want to work anymore, either. I've tried programming both a couple of times now, and neither of them will work.
Anyone know what the hell could be wrong? I'm at a complete loss.
Anyone know what the hell could be wrong? I'm at a complete loss.
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From: Just This Side of Damnation
To clean a keyfob that has become retarded, follow these steps (this also works for your TV remote at home that has beer or soda spilled on it.)
Crack the case open. There is a small indent at the base on mine. Twist a key in it.
My fob can be reduced to four main parts -- Back case side (includes battery). Front case side. Gray molded button insert. Circuit board.
Very lightly dampen a cloth and wipe any dirt from the flat side of the circuit board where the gold E's nestle together.
On the side of the circuit board that has bumps of resisters, GENTLY wipe clean the battery spring contact points.
Wipe the dirt from the gray molded button insert. Clean both sides of all buttons of dirt/goo. The dark spots that are the back of the buttons must be cleaned.
Clean the accumulated dust/dirt/goo from inside and out of the case front. Dry well.
Remove the battery from the inside of the case back. Wipe/dust/blow out the dirt from the battery hole. Gently wipe the dirt from the battery contact springs.
Replace the buttons into the case front. Replace the ckt board with the flat side towards the buttons. Replace the battery into the case back with the printed (+) side down. Gently snap together front to back and see if cleaning did any good.
It goes without saying it would be a good time to change the battery, so I won't say it.
Lawyer disclaimer: This is how I did it. Your mileage may vary. Void where prohibited.
Crack the case open. There is a small indent at the base on mine. Twist a key in it.
My fob can be reduced to four main parts -- Back case side (includes battery). Front case side. Gray molded button insert. Circuit board.
Very lightly dampen a cloth and wipe any dirt from the flat side of the circuit board where the gold E's nestle together.
On the side of the circuit board that has bumps of resisters, GENTLY wipe clean the battery spring contact points.
Wipe the dirt from the gray molded button insert. Clean both sides of all buttons of dirt/goo. The dark spots that are the back of the buttons must be cleaned.
Clean the accumulated dust/dirt/goo from inside and out of the case front. Dry well.
Remove the battery from the inside of the case back. Wipe/dust/blow out the dirt from the battery hole. Gently wipe the dirt from the battery contact springs.
Replace the buttons into the case front. Replace the ckt board with the flat side towards the buttons. Replace the battery into the case back with the printed (+) side down. Gently snap together front to back and see if cleaning did any good.
It goes without saying it would be a good time to change the battery, so I won't say it.
Lawyer disclaimer: This is how I did it. Your mileage may vary. Void where prohibited.
