Just tried about 8 more times... hope I don't burn out the actuators....
What a pain.
What a pain.
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jeetS said:so finally after about 30 minutes of trying it suddenly, randomly worked…. I was totally distracted and was just going through the motions. didn't even have the instructions in front of me but it seems to be all working now
yay
technology is a real pain when it doesn't work
thanks for all the help and motivation to keep trying
Another thing I've lived with since I bout the 2000 in '09. I only have one key. It's a 3 button remote key. Problem is several fold:
1. I only have one key.
2. The key shorts out about every 6 months so I have to change out the battery.
3. The plastic housing has cracked in several places, so every battery change, I have to crack the case, install the battery and super glue the key back together.
4. The physical key does NOT open any of the doors (the old fashioned way, with the metal key sticking into the lock in the door.
What should I order and from whom? Is my key a master or a valet? Where can I get the keys programmed, or can I do it myself based on the instructions in this thread? Can any locksmith cut the newly ordered key(s) so it will actually fit into the door locks?
Thanks
alfredhybrid said:What light will go out on the dash if it's a master?
I found these for the replacement transponder keys:
Transponder Keys
And this for a replacement master:
Master Key
Sounds like I should order the above, bring the keys to the dealer to have them cut to match my VIN and then I should program them myself (depending on if my current key is the master).
Is that about right?