hi...i bought a 98 honde civic ex it did not have remotes.i was told you can get remotes but you have to have the correct fcc id code...how do i find
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Thank you for your inquiry,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 with your VIN # or 3. Inquire w/ dealer as to which FCC ID & PART # you need for your VIN (vehicle's installed system). Thank you!
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The remote should have a sticker on the back with FCC ID, however they often wear away and cannot be read. If you would like to confirm your part number you can send us an Amazon message with your vehicle information and VIN #, or contact a local dealer to verify part number. Thank you!
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
799733
You probably need to take it to a dealer. It takes a "Tech II Computer" (which plugs in to a recepticle under the dash) to program the car and remote to each other. A good local repair shop (Tuffy-type place) may have one; it would be worth a call because they'll charge you less than the dealer.
277125
In order to program this yourself you MUST have 2 working keys. If you do not have 2 working keys then you must visit a locksmith or dealership. thanks MR REmotes
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!
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You are right, this may be an error. Thank you! to verify the remote you need, 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 with your VIN # or 3. Inquire w/ dealer as to which FCC ID & PART # you need for your VIN (vehicle's installed system). Thank you!
1998024
Yes. Then all you have to do is take this remote to the dealer w/ car and it will be programmed I first bought it all from a dealer snd it cost over 100 for the same thing. Hope this helps ! I will buy all my car remotes this way -
1564991
We suggest a locksmith over a dealer, they are cheaper and will give less hassle. However, these remotes are OEM genuine Nissan, so this should not be an issue. Thank you!
166338
There are numerous remotes that work for the vehicle. You must match your FCC ID with a current working remote or call your dealership with your VIN number to verify the FCC ID of the remote that your particular vehicle requires. Only the owner of the vehicle can access this information.
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Please be sure that the FCC ID on your current remote matches the FCC ID on the remote you want to purchase to ensure compatibility with your vehicle. Both remotes will need to be programmed at the same time. Please contact a locksmith and/or dealer prior to purchase to confirm they will program the remotes and how much they charge.
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It has a universal remote control input. Almost every radio made now has this same input. You would need a Axxess ASWC-1 or something like it to bridge the gap between any car steering wheel control and the unit. The only instance you wouldn't need this would be if the car had a blue tooth steering wheel control in which case it can connect to the unit via bluetooth. If your still lost and already searched Google then the install of this unit is beyond you and should talk to who ever is going to install it.
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If it has the same FCCid - then it should. This is the bandwidth of the signal allowed. If you have an exiting remote, then on the reverse, it tells what FCCid you need. If you have none - you better check the owners manual, or at a dealer.
673200
Hello. It does not come with a remote. Also it does not have bluetooth or any input I can find to use an aftermarket remote. I will keep playing around with mine to see if it's possible, but I don't think a remote can be used.
615852
Thank you for your inquiry, I see this remote is not 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 # or 3. Inquire w/ dealer as to which FCC ID & PART # you need for your VIN (vehicle's installed system). Thank you!
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You will need to verify that you purchased the correct remote, and confirm that your vehicle is entering programming mode. If you purchased from us, please send an Amazon message with your order information. Thank you!
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I have a 2002 Honda Accord Ex Sedan and it worked for mine. You will have to already have a Remote Keyless Entry Fob to program your the new one to the car. I had one keyless Entry Fob already but needed another one. In order to program I had to use my old one as well.