How to Reprogram Factory Key Fob after replacing the fob battery?

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by DaToteman, Feb 3, 2007.

  1. DaToteman

    DaToteman Guest

    Does anyone know how to reprogram the factory key fob on a 2003 Tib after
    replacing the fob battery. I have 2 that are getting flaky after 4 years.
     
    DaToteman, Feb 3, 2007
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  2. DaToteman

    Harry Smith Guest

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    I shouldn't even be getting into this, but I thought the programming was in
    the receiver (in the car). The transmission frequency of the fob won't
    change just because of a new battery.

    Of course, I could be wrong!
    Harry
     
    Harry Smith, Feb 4, 2007
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  3. I think you are correct from what I've read.
    Faulty signal code registration

    Ensure normal door opening/closing by using the door key and register
    the code again



    1. To store transmitter code, first connect the hi-scan (pro) to the Data
    Link Connector (DLC) in driver side crash pad lower panel.
    2.. Turn the power on hi-scan (pro) with the ignition switch ON.
    3.. Select the vehicle model on hi-scan (pro).
    4.. After selecting "CODE SAVING" menu then button "ENTER" key.
    5.. Proceed as follow steps and then code saving is completed.
    1.. Press [ENTER] key, if you are ready.
    2.. Press the transmitter [LOCK] button above 1 second.
    3.. If you save transmitter one more, press other transmitter [LOCK]
    button above 1 second.
    4.. Turn the hi-scan (pro) off, and check the keyless entry system
     
    Edwin Pawlowski, Feb 4, 2007
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  4. DaToteman

    DaToteman Guest

    Hmmm- perhaps what I what I should have asked for is to resync the fob with
    the car. I found some instructions for that on the hmaservice site. But
    thanks for the info!
     
    DaToteman, Feb 5, 2007
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