will this remote work with a 1998 chevy lumina?
895003
Well I bought it for a 2000 intrigue and it works fine. There should be a list of the compatible vehicles in the description.
895004
I owned a Lumina years ago. It din't have alarm system. unless yours was install after market. Dont think this remote would work with a after market alarm cause they are pre-progam with GM Computer systems. Most of the remotes (Beepers) have a number on the back. Try typing those numbers on google. Good luck Tim.
895005
The best thing to do is put 1998 Chevy Lumina in the Amazon Search bar and then match your FOB design to the different FOB's for the 98 Lumina. Also, I believe once you choose the FOB Amazon will allow you to check the fit and it will tell you if it is correct. As long as yours has the trunk release it should work the same as 98 Grand Prix that we bought the FOB for. Great directions included. You just have to pull a certain fuse (behind the glove box) and then turn the key to on and off within one second, then hold the lock and unlock buttons down until you hear it chime. Reinsert the fuse and test the FOB. Our worked the first time. The best thing to do is put 1998 Chevy Lumina in the Amazon Search bar and then match your FOB design to the different FOB's for the 98 Lumina. Also, I believe once you choose the FOB Amazon will allow you to check the fit and it will tell you if it is correct. As long as yours has the trunk release it should work the same as 98 Grand Prix that we bought the FOB for. Great directions included. You just have to pull a certain fuse (behind the glove box) and then turn the key to on and off within one second, then hold the lock and unlock buttons down until you hear it chime. Reinsert the fuse... » Read More The best thing to do is put 1998 Chevy Lumina in the Amazon Search bar and then match your FOB design to the different FOB's for the 98 Lumina. Also, I believe once you choose the FOB Amazon will allow you to check the fit and it will tell you if it is correct. As long as yours has the trunk release it should work the same as 98 Grand Prix that we bought the FOB for. Great directions included. You just have to pull a certain fuse (behind the glove box) and then turn the key to on and off within one second, then hold the lock and unlock buttons down until you hear it chime. Reinsert the fuse and test the FOB. Our worked the first time. « Show Less
1262893
Yes. We have a 2000 and these remotes work great. Our originals were shot, wish we had ordered these sooner!
1085824
The remote is not a universal remote, only meant for pioneer car radios . So my guess would be no .
2180298
I previously answered that this working on my 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix but I was incorrect. This remote functioned with my 2000 Chevrolet Malibu. The best thing is to verify compatibility on the list provided by the seller.
1803863
To make 100% sure that it will, match up the numbers on your current remote to the numbers on this remote. If they match, it will work. If you do not have a remote to compare to, give your local dealership service department a call and ask them for your key fob part number to your vehicle. Hopefully this helps. keylessentryremotefob.com
347997
Not sure, I only tested it on a Honda Civic, 4-door, 2003, which worked great. I expect them to be similar enough system that it *might* work? The price is cheap enough that it might be worth a try (after all, it's not one of those $100 German car remote)?
905127
It worked for mine, and the programming is easy-put the key in the ignition and rapidly turn to on and then to off 8 times (don't start the car, just to the "on" position)The locks will lock and then unlock on the doors.Then press any button on the remote - this sets the remote to the system.Then turn off the car - your remote should work fine...
2025871
Probably so~I have a 2001 GMC Yukon and it works perfectly. If your remote control looks just like the one pictured it will work. Plus it's not expensive:) Better than the dealership's price.
685584
Must be OBD II compliant to work. So it should work as your car is 2006 make. Earlier than 1998 will not.
1222924
HI NO this will NOT WORK.You may call us for tech support: 1-888-539-1362this key will not work for that model of vehicle Guaranteed.thanksMR Remotes
455062
Hi and thanks for your email. This remote should work with your vehicle, however to make 100% sure that it will, match up the numbers on your current remote to the numbers on this remote. If they match, it will work. If you do not have a remote to compare to, give your local dealership service department a call and ask them for your key fob part number to your vehicle. Hopefully this helps keylessentryremotefob.com
1651192
Yes it should work. Of course you'll have to go to the dealer to get it programmed which will probably cost you about $100 plus dollars.
569003
I would think so it works on my 97 Lexus, I think it's any model 1996 & newer as long as the obd port is compatable
597843
It will if your original remote was a 3 button. Won't work if it was a 4 button.
101489
Bill, I really don't know. Mine is a 2001 Lincoln Town Car. Neither of the remotes I bought are now working. Took the batteries to the local Wal-Mart Jewelry counter to have the batteries checked. The sales associate said both of the batteries were good, so we assume it is the remote. This happened once before and we reprogramed it again and it worked beautifully. I will give that a try in the next few days and post the results.
373377
Yes, this remote will work. It should work as soon as you put the batteries in. If it doesnt work straight off*( Im sure it will) it is universal and you can plug in the code from the instructions booklet. I hope this helps you with deciding on your purchase.
1426728
Check it out on you tube. Very simple to do. Sorry I'm too dumb to send the link via Amazon site. Search this on YouTube: Program keyless remote for GM / Chevrolet / GMC 1998-2006 Type it in exactly as you see it and you'll be good. Take care