will this work with my other remote that I have? I have a 2001 windstar and I heard that if you add another remote fob that the original won't work. I'd like to have them both work. thanks for the help will this work with my other remote that I have? I have a 2001 windstar and I heard that if you add another remote fob that the original won't work. I'd like to have them both work. ... » Read More will this work with my other remote that I have? I have a 2001 windstar and I heard that if you add another remote fob that the original won't work. I'd like to have them both work. thanks for the help « Show Less
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Yep I sure it will the one I got for my truck came with directions on how to use both remote phobs the old one and the new came with program directions easy to follow. Hope this helps Robert
905868
When you get a new remote you'll need to program it and the one you already have at the same time (up to four remotes). For my 98 Ranger, I had to turn the ignition key on and off 8 times and the door locks cycled. Then you have to push any button on a remote and the door locks cycle again. Repeat by pushing any button on each remote within 30 seconds (I think). Instructions came with the remote. That's it. All your remotes are then programmed to this vehicle.
296155
You need to have both remotes in the car when you do the programing. Here is a link to a youtube video that does an excellent job describing the process. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvwMd0FzFTA
905869
Yes I believe it will, the remote I bought had the install directions sheet that showed how to use both phobs. Hope that helps. Robert
905870
Yes, you would just reprogram the old remote with the new at the same time.
905871
I have an 05 and it worked. You have to program it. There are procedures you can look up online. It involves clicking buttons and turning ignition on and off a few times etc.
905872
it should work. in the programming directions it specifically states that you must have the originalremote present when programming the new one. the reasoning is you want both remotes to work then both will be reprogrammed so that they are the same
905873
I used it on an F350 were I had one remote that broke and the this one works with the other.
905874
Yes like the others have stated below, when you program the replacement remote just do the same thing with each remote you want to add.
491103
I just replaced my remote controller. I have an older model and this worked fine. If you need the transmitter, there are other packages that sell the remote controller with the transmitter.
1657392
I have a Windward II fan. The owner's manual lists models 523 342 and 523 127, so it appears as though your Windward III is the same as the II. As I said in my review, this remote works the same as the original, except no light dimming...only on or off. You may want to contact the seller to be sure of compatibility.
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Yes it will work fine. My wife has the orginial remote in her car and we lost the extra one we had during some years that I owned a car with a built in garage remote. I purchased one of these followed the programing instructions from my garage door opener and the new one works better than the orginial remote and I did not need to reprogram my wifes. Everything still worked fine after I programed the new remote
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I purchased two remote units, and have installed one. The one remote does not work well even after I put an extension on the antenna wire. Opening from the vehicle inside the garage is fine, but you have to drive within inches of the door, then remove the remote from the visor and try and try to get the door to open. I changed the remote battery with little to no improvement. This unit would not be high on my list to purchase in the future. Sorry to be negative, but I'm being honest. Yes, there are three buttons on the remote, and with the one unit connected all three buttons will open the one door-why I'm not sure!!! I purchased two remote units, and have installed one. The one remote does not work well even after I put an extension on the antenna wire. Opening from the vehicle inside the garage is fine, but you have to drive within inches of the door, then remove the remote from the visor and try and try to get the door to open. I changed the remote battery with little to no improvement. This unit would not be high on my list to purchase in the future. Sorry to be negative, but I'm being honest. Yes, there are three buttons on the remote, and with the one unit connected all three buttons will open the... » Read More I purchased two remote units, and have installed one. The one remote does not work well even after I put an extension on the antenna wire. Opening from the vehicle inside the garage is fine, but you have to drive within inches of the door, then remove the remote from the visor and try and try to get the door to open. I changed the remote battery with little to no improvement. This unit would not be high on my list to purchase in the future. Sorry to be negative, but I'm being honest. Yes, there are three buttons on the remote, and with the one unit connected all three buttons will open the one door-why I'm not sure!!! « Show Less
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I just bought an extra fob - looks very similar to yours. I was told the numbers on the back need to be identical. Assuming they are, a locksmith can reprogram but also told that your existing key fob and the new one have to be programmed/ reprogramed at the same time of the existing one will no longer function as the program will change. Hope that helps.
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It did not work on my 2002. There are a number of web sites with complicated magical ways to make a remote work on your car i.e.. turn the lights on twice, slam the drivers door hard and put the window down half way. All seem to be bogus. If you want a remote I suggest you take it to the dealer and have it programed. I had no luck buying one off the internet and trying to program it myself and the dealer will probably cost more up front but will be less in the long run.
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If you are trying to duplicate the one you have, then go to the Amazon section on remotes and try to match the photo and the description of the ones youe want. If a neighbor has one that works, then try to copy it from the same source. somewhere inside them the must have some type of adjustable settings. Most all do. You might also write to Genie or e-mail them and give them the serial number or product number and ask for a replacement. Just take some time and track it down. That's what I did.
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Well lets see if I can remember. It's been awhile since I've done this. 1.) Place key in ignition.2.) turn Ignition switch on and off 10 times. (Don't start) Just to accessory position.3.)You will hear the door locks lock and unlock.4.) Then within 5 seconds press any button on the remote.5.) That's it..... should work. 6.) If you have 2 remotes you will need to press a button on both of them at the same time frame I think.I hope this works. Like I said it's been awhile. Good luck!
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As far as I know, a dealership or locksmith has to be the one to program these fobs. Unless you happen to have the device to do so. As far as instructions are concerned, I think they would be dependant on the device used. Speaking from experience, I purchased one of these and had a factory fob that had lost it's programming. I took both to the same local locksmith and he programmed them both. It looked like the process was pretty straight forward. They both work 100%. Including the factory remote start function.
367106
I bought 2 for my 2007 HHR with remote start capability. One of them programmed by locksmith works perfect, other works all but remote start. Bad curcit board. If these aren't programmed or tested prior to selling them how do they know they work? Hope the exchange or fix process is as easy as buying and shipping.
1573388
I don't know? I'm guessing if you buy any other remote control car, it will work for it. They all seem to be on the same wave length
335853
It is almost as if what remote works with what application is meant to be a closely guarded secret. Frankly you stand as good chance finding one at the second hand stores piled in a box but truthfully in order for you did access all the features of your machine you need the exact remote. I kept going to different sites selling the remotes and discovered a little helpful information here and there, but to my knowledge their exist no cross referrence. Typing in your model number will help some but its a quest satisfied from lots of search. I'm sorry I can't be of more assistance, often the cost of returning the errant part negates getting it and trying. I found a universal that worked with my search at 1 10th the cost of a OEM unit, I hope you the same success.
1462190
Sadly, no. You must have one working remote to "clone" from, otherwise the new remote has nothing to "learn" from. You may have to obtain a remote from a dealership.....sorry.
2135341
No it well not mess up your factory remote. I have a factory remote and bought a generic on Amazon and they both work fine. You can look up the programming code for your vehicle year and make and reprogram them both. Look up the instructions on Google. Quite simple.
1065537
No....it did not work, we had to take them to a dealership and pay to have them programmed. I hope this is helpful....also the website that give programming directions has nothing to do with the company who sells the fobs.
1606545
If you can locate the fob brain box and get the numbers off of it then you will know for sure. I lucked out and had a fob already but it just didnt work and I matched the numbers and presto...problem solved.