Can I program this remote myself for a 2004 GMC Envoy XL XLT with your instructions or will it require dealer/locksmith
611603
Yes, you can program yourself. The instructions are very simple and easy to follow.
422133
It is compatible with your vehicle, and no you dont need to have it programmed by a locksmith - the directions are VERY simple and you can do it yourself.
721807
You dont need a code, you cycle the key a set number of times in a set time period and it puts the vehicle in program mode, then you push the buttons on ALL remotes you want to work on that vehicle (including existing remotes). Took less than 5 minutes, no problems.
891655
It looks like this remote does require Diagnostic Programming-available to you by your local locksmith or dealer.
2197516
I took mine to a Pontiac dealer and they were not able to program the remote. I believe I have a problem with a module.
405418
You dont need it to program remotes, only to set additional features not availaible using the valet button. You can program remotes using valet button following your owners manual.
273079
You can program the remote yourself. Just follow the instructions they give you.
835955
The manufacturer programming instructions specify diagnostic programming required. This can be done by your local dealer or locksmith. The programming requirements are determined by the make/model/year of the vehicle- not the actual remote.A locksmith is less expensive. If you are in the USA please go to www.autolocksmithfinder.us for a locksmith in your area.If you are outside of the USA please go to www.global-locksmith.com for a locksmith in your area.Thank you!
2184785
No, I'm not able to program it by myself.It end up being programed by the technician from local dealer.
1192580
You need to go to locksmith/dealer. It is really your car that is being programmed to accept the remote.
1048072
Even If The Remote Has One Chip Or The Other, You Will Need A Locksmith With The Specific Tools For The Programming Of Each Remote You May Buy. I Recently Bought Two OEM Remotes. The Dealer Would Program The For Close To 400.00 Both. I Decided To Do Some Research And Found That Going To A Locksmith With The Programming Tools Needed Will Charge You Half As Much As I Paid For Both remotes And In Some Instances You Can Save A Little More With Applicable Discounts. Hope This Helps.
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I'm not sure. Our vehicle was shown on the Amazon "list" as being consumer programmed. However, it was not. The manufacturer DID try to help and offered to return our $$. He was very helpful. We in the end went to a Locksmith who had the capability of using a computer to program the unit. The locksmith was cheaper than the local GM dealership (who by the way wanted us to wait 2 weeks to get an appointment to program the unit! BAH) The units are identical to our current key fobs which were provided when we purchased the vehicle. I would use my vendor again.
276010
The one I bought could not be programed by me. There are some that you can program yourself but the one I bought could not. It cost me about $30 at the Chevy dealership to program it.
1672341
These remotes require plugging a special dealer or locksmith computer into the car's computer to program. You cannot program these yourselves. Thanks, KeylessRide
1676737
I believe you have to take it to a dealer to be programmed. I googled how to do it and it wasn't working so that's what I did. Costed 40 bucks.
1261145
Programming is based on the system installed in the vehicle, not the actual remote. If you search your system info you should find the instructions you need, or you are welcome to send us an Amazon message for help. Thank you!
969618
I had no problem programming my venture!! Basically u just pull a fuse .hold the button turn your key put back the fuse and ur done.. you can google keyless remote programming to get instructions.- freeremoteinstructions.com-see how easy it is before ordering.I'm so glad I didn't go to a dealer!!