One remote works; the other doesn't. If I replace the non-working remote with this one and program it, will I have to reprogram the working one?
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No. You can program up to 5 different remotes, AS I RECALL, which would be all different remotes with different remote codes. The other thing I remember is they did suggest purging out any old remote codes, which is done by entering the new remote code as many times as needed to purge that old one out. I admit I didn't follow this advice, mainly because it is tricky enough to program a new remote once, let alone three or four more times. Don't let that scare you off from programing a remote. I just had to write all the steps down in MS Word, and print them out, and just go for it. In the end, it was all over in a few minutes - and it worked! Ha Ha! No. You can program up to 5 different remotes, AS I RECALL, which would be all different remotes with different remote codes. The other thing I remember is they did suggest purging out any old remote codes, which is done by entering the new remote code as many times as needed to purge that old one out. I admit I didn't follow this advice, mainly because it is tricky enough to program a new remote once, let alone three or four more times. Don't let that scare you off from programing a remote. I just had to write all the steps down in MS Word, and print them out, and just go for it. In the... » Read More No. You can program up to 5 different remotes, AS I RECALL, which would be all different remotes with different remote codes. The other thing I remember is they did suggest purging out any old remote codes, which is done by entering the new remote code as many times as needed to purge that old one out. I admit I didn't follow this advice, mainly because it is tricky enough to program a new remote once, let alone three or four more times. Don't let that scare you off from programing a remote. I just had to write all the steps down in MS Word, and print them out, and just go for it. In the end, it was all over in a few minutes - and it worked! Ha Ha! « Show Less
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Yes all existing remotes must be programed at the same time as the new one.
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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!
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No. You can program up to 5 different remotes, AS I RECALL, which would be all different remotes with different remote codes. The other thing I remember is they did suggest purging out any old remote codes, which is done by entering the new remote code as many times as needed to purge that old one out. I admit I didn't follow this advice, mainly because it is tricky enough to program a new remote once, let alone three or four more times. Don't let that scare you off from programing a remote. I just had to write all the steps down in MS Word, and print them out, and just go for it. In the end, it was all over in a few minutes - and it worked! Ha Ha!
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Try to reprogram the one that doesnt seem to work. I learned how to program my new remote on youtube. It was pretty odd, but it worked. The old one still works too.
270484
You need to match the remote serial number to the one that had quite working. Serial numbers will be located where the batteries are on the remote.
1916211
A locksmith has programmed my replacement remote, but he had to have an original working remote from that vehicle to accomplish the programming. He also told me that they were unable to "Reprogram" a remote....meaning he could not program a remote that had already been programmed for another vehicle.
1920232
I installed my new remote per instructions on package, and my old remote still functions, as well as new remote. I use old remote as a backup. Hope this helps.
1116334
Yes, I have three remotes programed. Be sure to have all the correct pins in the remotes connected. Then let the lift motor "learn" each remote.
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No you don't need the old remote. When you program the new remote, any remote that is not reprogrammed at the same time will cease to function. This means that once you program the new remote the old one will no longer be a security problem.
1587659
I had two remotes, one for my spouse and one for me. I tried hers and it worked fine. The only time my remote did not work was when I either punched the wrong button, or the remote was aimed backwards. Also, my remotes have worked fine now for about 6 or 7 months.
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The remote only requires one battery. As far as not working the locks, I am having a similar issue. I programmed one remote and once I did the original remotes did not work. I made the mistake of not programming both remotes at the same time. This was due to the instructions not warning that once you program one you must program the second(if you bought two) at the same time. The newly programmed remote will not allow the programming of the second remote. You may now have to take the remotes to the dealer to have them programmed.
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You will need to reprogram the remotes, you may have deleted them while going through the programming functions. Do read the Manual thoroughly before programming.
2270575
Yes. Mines works perfectly fine. ll you need to do is reprogram key which is in your manual. It's really easy. Good luck
1735881
I could not get it to program, because the unlock button did work on the one I was replacing and you need that to program it. My husband ended up taking parts from the new one to make my old one work. Sorry I couldn't be more help.
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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.
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I had no problem programming my keypad and remote. However, I had been made aware of the old versus the new keypad problem previously. Confirm you have the current model. If not, exchange it.
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Your old remote should still work fine. We have 2 originals and this new one and no problems.
1793775
Yes but it takes less than 10 seconds to reprogram it after you program the new one.my remote work perfectly. .
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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.
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Yes, you would just reprogram the old remote with the new at the same time.