🔑 ECCPP Keyless Entry Remote Key Fob Replacement for Buick, GMC, Pontiac, Saturn, Oldsmobile, Cadillac Escalade Series ABO1502T (Pack of 2) Review

I got stuck when I wasn't home and had to call for help. Unit just died. Tried a new battery. Still dead. Started the second today. It works.

I installed it on a 2001 Camaro. Programming wasn't difficult. Just pulled the fuse for the radio, then turned the ignition off and back on three times. The locks click "click-click" and you press the lock and unlock buttons on the new key fob. Another "click, click" and voila, the new key fob is programmed. Put your radio fuse back in place and go.

They arrived quickly and looked great but unfortunately none were synchronised. It was a '97 Firebird machine and went into programming mode normally, but when the lock and unlock buttons were pressed at the same time nothing happened for the required time. I sent them back and will try another seller. Update: Everything worked with another provider.

Programming is a little different than most. Look down, under the dash, under the steering wheel, you will see a connector called the odb2 port. There are two rows of connectors. On the top row, count left to right to the 4-pin connector, then take a paperclip with bare wire, not colored one, and insert one end of it into connector #4 and the other end of the paperclip. Contact number 8. Your door locks will cycle, leave the paper clip in and then hold the lock and unlock at the same time until

1. Locate the data link connector. It is located under the dashboard on the driver's side. Make sure you know which pins 8 and 4 are (note the port is wider on the top row) 2. Make sure there are metal pins on pins 8 and 4. programming process). Make sure you know which terminals 8 and 4 are. The car responds by locking and unlocking the doors, which means it enters programming mode. 3. Simultaneously press and hold the LOCK and UNLOCK buttons on the first transmitter to be programmed. After…

Worked great with my '99 Chevy Astro. Easy to pair. Just find your obd2 port (the one your mechanic connects their computer to), count on the top row to find port 4 and port 8 (4th and 8th hole), connect these two ports to one piece of wire (any conductive wire). Even a paperclip will do), you'll hear your doors lock and unlock, indicating they're in pairing mode, then press and hold the lock and unlock button until you hear them lock and unlock again, indicating that the keychain is paired…

Works as expected. I used this method to program my 1999 Escalade. (Googled) Step by step programming instructions: 1. Make sure the ignition is off. 2. Remove the RADIO fuse from the fuse box. The RADIO fuse is numbered 17 and is located on the left (left) side of the driver's side of the dashboard.3. Switch the ignition from OFF to RUN 3 times within 5 seconds and end with RUN. OFF is the position where you can remove the key and START is the position where the car hardly starts (do not start