Will this fob work with 98 pontiac grand am?
1247077
Don't know- I have a 99 grand prix and it works fine. My husband programmed it took about 5 minutes I think
1247078
yes, this will work. if you google search you will find it. it involves removing MALL PGM fuse and turning the key in the ignition in a special way to program the new remote. Local dealer wanted to charge me $175 to do this, and the remote on amazon costs $20. Worth the time spent to do it yourself for sure. Good luck
1247079
Answer here...It worked on our 1997 grand prix for about 1 month and then the trunk started popping open every time the doors unlocked so we stopped using it.
1247080
It will but I couldn't get it too work on mine the dealership will have to program it cause I couldn't get on mine I followed all the steps it wouldn't program the new one
1745690
I have a 2003 grand prix gtp, I purchased two of these and they woork perfectly. It came with a link to the instructions on how to program them and everything was correct.
1819274
Didn't work on 2001 grandam but I don't now about a bonneville 1998. There sight said it would work but when I looked it up on the site they give you for programming it said it wasn't compatible.
895372
No, this fob will not work "unless" your car was programmed from the factory with the remote start feature, contrary to what the "yes" answers above stated. You can check with your local GM dealer of mechanic to see if your car was originally equipped with the remote start feature and if so, then yes this fob will work. As an alternative you can add an aftermarket remote start system to your vehicle for around $400 if your vehicle wasn't set up for remote start,and the remote start feature is something you want. You will need to research the internet though to make this fob work if your car "is" programmed for remote start, since this fob does not come with any instructions on what or how you are to program it so it will function with your vehicle.
210911
If you buy one that is exactly like the original fob it should work, I bought a used 08 Tacoma the previous owner didn't have one, so I bought one from amazon, and it works just fine
312219
Ann, yo have to verify the code stamped on the back cover to be sure it works with your system. If the code is correct then it will work. Mine came with batteries and programmed to my car fine. (Pontiac G6) The dealer charged $40 to program both remotes in and removed the old ones.
430695
This will work with all accords 98-02, just make sure your model has the trunk open button on your current remote fob
207045
Unfortunately not. However if you search for this one: "Keyless Entry Remote Fob Clicker for 1997 Ford Expedition With Do-It-Yourself Programming" it should come up with the compatible one!
298405
It will work but you must program it. Instructions come with it. However, I noticed a significantly shorter range on this one than my other FOBs.
957145
Not sure - you'd have to look it up. We bought this for a Pontiac Grand Am.
1065537
No....it did not work, we had to take them to a dealership and pay to have them programmed. I hope this is helpful....also the website that give programming directions has nothing to do with the company who sells the fobs.
805667
As long as the part number on the back of your key fob matches the part number listed here it should work fine
1170779
No, buy the fob that matches your car. You then program it using the included instructions so that it only works with your car and nobody else's.
250278
It will on any OBDII car from 1996 and On. I used it on a 2003 Pontiac Grand Prix to a 1998 Mecury Sable.
892895
Yea it should work i dont see why not it is a standard gm key. Check to see if your car has a chip in the key
1606545
If you can locate the fob brain box and get the numbers off of it then you will know for sure. I lucked out and had a fob already but it just didnt work and I matched the numbers and presto...problem solved.
384490
No I had to go to the a GM dealer. They have to plug a handheld computer into the car to program them. My local dealer only charged $10 for two fobs. it takes about 2 minutes.