🔑 KeylessOption 25678792 Keyless Entry Remote Control Car Key Fob Replacement - Enhanced Performance & Convenience Review

exactly as described, perfect, arrived on time. The programming is very easy, although I used the instructions from YouTube. Works perfectly. Programmed this keyless entry for my 1999 Buick Park Avenue Ultra. I'm thinking about buying another one.

I bought this to see if it would work like the original remote because I lost my original remote. I watched a video on You Tube to program it on my machine, it worked for a week and then stopped. Before changing the battery I checked the @Autozone remote and found it wasn't the battery so I flashed it again on my machine and now it's working again.

Product didn't work on my 2000 Impala. I know I followed the programming procedure correctly because it worked with my original key fob. However, since the old fobs still work (I only ordered new ones because the fob housings were old, cracked and falling apart), I moved the electronics from the old fobs to the new housings. I read online that a replacement tag should have an FCC ID and part number on the back - that didn't happen.

Easy programming. You can find instructions on YouTube. Very easy. You just need to short OBD pins 4 and 8 with a bent paperclip and close the door. Turn on the ignition and listen until the door locks engage. You are now in programming mode. Take the fob and press the lock and unlock buttons at the same time and wait about 30 seconds for the fob to be read. Door locks are passed through. Repeat for the next key fob, turn off the ignition and remove the paper clip. Check the function of the key

The unit arrived but after carefully following the directions and trying other places following directions we came to the conclusion that for some reason the car didn't included is the programming mode according to the given instructions. Maybe my model is different in quantity or it needs to be programmed on the machine. In any case, the device was unusable because the program instructions failed for my 2000 Pontiac Grand Amse Auto. I will give this to a friend and if it works for her I may…

I bought a used car that didn't have the key fob I was expecting. I looked at how to program one and then ordered a pair. After some frustration at not being able to program keyless entry and further investigation, I discovered that keyless entry was an OPTION for my model and year and the GM code (AU0) was not included in my regular production order (RPO). was. I could have saved myself a lot of trouble if I had gone to my Buick dealer first with the last 8 VIN's and checked the options.

I was having trouble programming my car, the locksmith said the ones ordered online sometimes didn't work. Mine was one of them too! Basically it had to use my old battery and the 'guts' from my original keychain because nothing worked with the 'new' keychain and the only problem with my old one was that it was hard to press and the buttons didn't match one left strong pressing. my nails. So unfortunately it was a defect but it works with my OLD internals so be careful with the buyer.

Purchased based on the fact that he claimed it was a replacement for my original key fob part number. My Buick dealer said there was a 50/50 chance they could program it and they would charge me $80 if it worked or not. After some research I decided to buy the $60 Autel AP200 Bluetooth Scanner instead. This is a more advanced Bluetooth device that allows you to perform more complex tasks than a regular ELM327 device. One option is the immobilizer feature, which allows you to reprogram key fobs.

After reading some reviews I was a bit nervous about ordering this remote for my 2004 Buick Park Avenue but decided to take a chance. I'm glad I did. The remote came as it should. It came with a card that had a website where you could find instructions on how to program the remote. When I went to their website it said I would have to take the remote to a dealer or locksmith for programming. But a quick google search and I found simple instructions on youtube. You are next. With the car off…