Re: remote entry -key fob programming

"maxpower" <damnnickname@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> "Ted Mittelstaedt" <tedm@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> You were able to do your older vehicles because it was not using the
rolling
> code system I would think. when program  a key fob into that year you
didnt
> have to have all of them  to reprogram. You were able to add one

No, in the older vehicles you have to program all the fobs in at the same
time also.  But the programming method is different, it involves grounding
a
wire and pu****ng buttons on the fobs, none of this business of requiring 2
working fobs beforehand.  When I did it, I programmed the first vehicle
then the second vehicle.

The older system only allows a max of 2 fobs to be programmed.

I'm also pretty sure it's a rolling key system, but I think it's a
standard
PRNG algorithm for all of the fobs.

Ted