Can I use this to replace the original door lock receiver on my 2000 Buick Regal?
497538
Yes. Just bypass the original unit and identify the inputs and outputs to perform the same functions. A good electrical knowledge would help.
1484465
This will fit on a 2" receiver , so if the receiver is smaller it will not work, you will need a different lock pin size!
1840075
I know I was able to. I have an LX with no additional alarm system. You pry off the panel to the left of the steering Wheel and unhook the connectors. There's a connector that's small and black and one that's big and white. With the door shut and locked, take an unfolded paper clip and stick one end in port 2 and one in port 10 (the second one in from the top and the last one on the bottom with the clip piece facing upward). If you're not sure just try and if you don't hear the car lock sound flip it over and try again. After you hear the click, press and hold your new (and old) key fob then test them. When you program the new one you have to reassociate the old one or it won't work anymore. It took me days of searching to find this info.
215696
It should work, but it will be impossible to re-set the combo without and alignment tool. You will have to call a professional locksmith.
1637376
measure the width of the tang on your seat belt and compare it to the stated dimensions of the listing. Mine wouldn't work. Threw it away. 94 Buick regal.
63005
Liftmaster support or Chamberlain will gladly answer that question for you (call them). My system was not listed as being compatible on their compatibility web site but a call to them answered my question. But if your system is Security+ compatible it should work.
1787666
Yes. It should. GM had a difficult time with this series of door locks. Failures were commonplace. The mechanism has since been redesigned. Understand that replacing the assembly can be done at home in the driveway, however patience is required.
2071383
Drill out the old lock and replace it with one from the hardware store. Cheap fix.
320353
As long as you have the option to connect a doorbell style button, it should work. The receiver itself can act like a button if pressed on.
1228860
No. You will need to use the lock from your original latch. The OEM lock is very easy to remove then install in this new latch.
1851198
I believe that you can. I replaced my old garage opener with this one...................and I just use the existing hardware.
1602640
I'm not sure, but I don't see why this remote starter wouldn't work because of that...it really has nothing to do with the door locks.
1694385
Look at the kind of receiver yiu have nit the kind if garage door opener. You will need to get whatever matches up with your reciver
1733695
It seems to be generic fit. I lost one on my Regal 292 1995 and it fit exactly as the original one. In fact I replaced other black plastic ones with the same one after that.
411348
No, you will need to redrill the hole to fit the latch and lock or you can call the factory to ask if they have a retrofit to meet your distance requirement.
1858821
Probably not, to be sure you should call the dealer you are wanting to purchase it from. Different makes, models and years have different coupling mechanisms. I have a 2002 Buick. Hope this was helpful.
1560122
I don't think it will. This remote is for an aftermarket alarm/remote start.