[Dr_Zero]

Well I got a remote online so far so good

Inserted my custom configuration tool (bent paper clip) in the OBDII port pins 4 and 8

Locks respond! Yeah!

Press button on remote and hold it...........

Success the locks respond!

So I'm good to go!

Thanks to all who were willing to help!

www.gmpartsclub.com

 

[ChevyFan]

great!

 

[Dr_Zero]

Ok here are 2 auctions for the remotes for a 96 burb not sure if they will work on a 95

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...d=1,1&item=8053527137&sspagename=STRK:MEWA:IT

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/e...d=1,1&item=8049005120&sspagename=STRK:MEWA:IT

Here are the instruction for the 1995

 

[Guest]

That's too funny! I had a '01 ranger, that if I wanted to program the remote I needed to put the key in the ignition, turn it off and on 5 times, turn the headlights on and off twice, beep the horn, and lock, and unlock the seatbelt 3 times, then stand on my head while drinking coffee. I like the programing method for the chevy with OBDII much better!

 

[OldDiesel]

Haha! ^^^^^^^ That's funny! It was pretty complicated, huh?

 

[MN_Burbon]

awesome that cliches it, I will be ordering mine today

 

[MN_Burbon]

BTW Patrick is a pretty talented guy, I could NEVER do all that at once...lol

 

[Guest]

lol.....seriously with the exception of the upside down coffee drinking it was about that involved.

 

[ChevyFan]

My 2002 Trailblazer was something like that. Had to turn the ignition on/off while holding down the up power window button. Turn on the light. Something like that. ... do the hokey pokey.

 

[Guest]

yeah, that's fun. (sarcasm) It almost makes it not worth doing whatever you're doing. The salesman who sold me my first ranger told me how to disable the seatbelt warning chime. I decided it was worth it to just wear the seatbelt, and not bother with it. Not that wearing the seatbelt is a bad thing.

 

[MN_Burbon]

ordered my remote off ebay yesterday, hopefully I can manage the hokey pokey to get it all to work. My daughters tried to teach me the chicken dance tonight, I didn't have a lot of luck with that one.

 

[Dr_Zero]

ordered my remote off ebay yesterday, hopefully I can manage the hokey pokey to get it all to work. My daughters tried to teach me the chicken dance tonight, I didn't have a lot of luck with that one.

The 96 was easy and the 95 looks to be pretty easy also just get a good ground had a problem with an alarm and paint under the dash.

 

[Guest]

1996 was the first year that OBD II rolled out. 1995 was still OBD I. (to my knowledge). There is probably a different method for programing remotes for OBD I.

 

[MN_Burbon]

1995 is ODB I, kinda sucks, the interface for OBD I is harder to find and there isn't nearly as much software for available for it.

 

[Dr_Zero]

1996 was the first year that OBD II rolled out. 1995 was still OBD I. (to my knowledge). There is probably a different method for programing remotes for OBD I.

The info I posted is for the 1995 models the 1996 with OBDII you just put a paper clip in 4 and 8 the locks will cycle you press the remote button the locks cycle and you pull out the paper clip and you are done.
Or as GM calls it "Programming method 466"



When I got my remotes it came with a sheet with different methods for the different years and programyourremote.com is another great source.

 

[MN_Burbon]

My remote came yesterday, Had to call the company for the right year of instructions, they emailed it immediately and even with the call I was still done and working in 15 minutes. Pretty cool stuff.

 

[Dr_Zero]

My remote came yesterday, Had to call the company for the right year of instructions, they emailed it immediately and even with the call I was still done and working in 15 minutes. Pretty cool stuff.

Cool Beans! Its crazy how simple it is!

The 95 ones I scanned in were not the right ones? Hmmm they came right off the sheet

 

[MN_Burbon]

Sorry, I forgot about the ones that you scanned, I was just trying to use the ones that came with the remote.

 

[MN_Burbon]

Just went back and checked your scan, that would be the right one. I should have just looked at that, anyway, they were real quick about getting it out email from the keylessremotes place.

 

[84fiero123]

Just was asked about this on my Fiero forum. Of course my STML has made me forget about this little thread.

http://www.programyourremote.com/

Just follow the derections for finding the way to program your remote.