I want to buy a remote to open the car remotely Is it suitable for all kinds Pathfinder 2001 And how is the programming method Please help me I wish y
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We bought the remote and it did not work. Was used for Nissan maxima and was lead to believe it would work. Found out from dealer that certain fobs (depends on part number) will only work with a series of VINs. Had to pay $200 for manufacturer fob. It may work for you but I suggest soing some research to see what series of fob part numbers work with your make/model and vin number. There is a special number engraved on each fob but I don't think there's any way to tell until you've ordered the fob and seen i it for yourself
227868
Thank you for your inquiry, I see this remote is compatible, however, to verify please:1. Check the backside of current remote to match #'s w/ the one's in listing ad for remote you are interested in (FCC ID & Part#)2. Send us an Amazon message or call at 877-240-3597 with your VIN #or3. Inquire w/ dealer as to which FCC ID & PART # you need for your VIN (vehicle's installed system). Thank you!
1987900
When I brought it for my 2001 maxima and program it it work fine to me I went on YouTube to find out the proper way to program it they should be any problem as long as you buy the right remote for you car.
630330
Yes, I wish I had changed the old remotes out earlier, it would of saved me some frustration. The new ones work very well and the price I paid was great! It comes with a sheet of paper that sends you to an Internet address so you can program them to your vehicle. Good luck!
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Go to www.ekeylessremotes.com for step by step programming your remote. If the instructions can't be printed, write them down, review the steps a couple of times before you do the actual programming in the vehicle. This worked for me the first time. P Simons
297417
Yes. You just have to have the key that you can start the car with and open doors with and you can program the remote to work with the car. It is kind of weird process but not too complicated and it actually works.
938781
Yes, You will need to program it to your car to work. This is the one I used http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0035F0KZC/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 works very well. I have seen some venders out there that will program it for you but I like being able to program it the way I like and just encase something happens.
454856
There are several videos on youtube explaining how to program your remote DIY. Unfortunately, Some cars have to be program by the dealership... It will probably cost you around 80 bucks to program but still worth the money at that price.I was lucky I only had to replace the outside shell front and back cover and it started to work
1287561
If your car came with the keyless entry option, this remote control should work. The keyless module it's apart from the pcm, this module it's behind the driver's kick panel. Try with the programming secuence to know if you have this module installed. You can find it on google.
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.
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It is not programmable in the usually sense, but it has an additional wire that can be connected to another remote system i.e. a remote starter or arm the alarm system. This keyless entry system can learn new code. It is the white button, press and hold it, then press any button on the other remote controller. It will learn the other controller code and flash the direction lights. (Usually there is a limitation of how many new codes it can keep in its system memory.) Your original system that comes with the car can also learn the code from this remote central system, but you have to search the web to find out how GM, Toyota, Honda learn other controllers' code.
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I've never used the programing thing for it. I'm a plug and play guy. But I have read that it's alot easier to program if you have it. I do all the programing by the the one button. Cheaper that way too. But if you got the money it is the way to go. I deal with a lot of head ache with mine.
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I purchased 2 new remotes for my 2008 Lacrosse. I have to take them to my local Buick dealer and he reprogramed both of mine to work in the car. I think I also had to take the old one with me for some reason also. The dealer only charged me $15.00 to do both of my new transmitters which was a surprise to me................Hope this answered your question...........
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Personally, I like to use a programmable remote - one where the functions of a component's remote can be 'learned' by the universal remote. No fooling around with 'remote codes'. You do the setup and programing right on the new remote. I have a couple of Osiris MX-350 IR/RF remotes. You can find one on Amazon here: Universal Remote Control MX-350 Osiris IR/RF Remote Control ( 8056 ) The only drawback is that it doesn't do Bluetooth, like for a PS3.
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It will work fine BUT these remotes are extremely cheap and in the few months I have had mine it has worn down to the point that the buttons are very sunken in and not very responsive . I have changed the battery and it did not make a difference . Do yourself a favor and just she'll out the extra cash for the remote from GM , looks like that's what I will be doing soon
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Yes, it is very easy. It takes less than a minute, sitting in the drivers seat, with the short instruction that comes with it. The little tricky part is that it reprograms the car also, so you must reprogram all the remotes. The other ones will not work unless reprogrammed at the same time. Only a few seconds to do each one. - John
492838
I got a manual with mine. It works well. Programming it with the remote is tedious at best but you can plug it into your computer for initial programming.
856554
It is a security feature for ANY system, when your vehicle enters programming mode- all remotes must be programmed at the same time. Thank you!
1524491
Should still work fine. In my case, the directions the directions actually tell you that you will have to reprogram your previous remotes after programming the new one (I missed that and was perplexed until I re-read the instructions). So if your starting from scratch I think actually better off.