Someone stole my 1999 Jeep Cherokee Sport remotes, can I "lock" those out and reprogram a pair of yours to a different frequency?
649323
You well have to take it too a dealer for key programing when you do that they should be able to make your grand cherokee not work with tHe old keys.and remote . Each key and remote has its own I.D. code
649324
When a new set of remotes is programmed to your vehicle, the other set will automatically be deleted. This is a security feature on all RKE systems. Thank you!
279737
If you are trying to duplicate the one you have, then go to the Amazon section on remotes and try to match the photo and the description of the ones youe want. If a neighbor has one that works, then try to copy it from the same source. somewhere inside them the must have some type of adjustable settings. Most all do. You might also write to Genie or e-mail them and give them the serial number or product number and ask for a replacement. Just take some time and track it down. That's what I did.
630330
Yes, I wish I had changed the old remotes out earlier, it would of saved me some frustration. The new ones work very well and the price I paid was great! It comes with a sheet of paper that sends you to an Internet address so you can program them to your vehicle. Good luck!
241779
Two fobs. If you have them (fobs) it is very easy to program a new one. If not, you will need to go to a dealer (or locksmith) and have your fobs reprogramed. I was fortunate. One of my fobs was broke but I could still get it to work. Hope you do too.
1857957
They will still work just fine. No, you will not have to reprogram them at all. Hope this helps!I enjoy mine, works very well.
1798683
Yes, programing required at a dealership as Fob has the electronics. Might be a good idea also to get a spare key.
2106181
You might try reprogramming your remote to your garage opener! We have not experienced locking out! It's worth a try! Good luck
1916211
A locksmith has programmed my replacement remote, but he had to have an original working remote from that vehicle to accomplish the programming. He also told me that they were unable to "Reprogram" a remote....meaning he could not program a remote that had already been programmed for another vehicle.
1462190
Sadly, no. You must have one working remote to "clone" from, otherwise the new remote has nothing to "learn" from. You may have to obtain a remote from a dealership.....sorry.
1468746
If you happen to know the brand and model number of your current system. You might be able to find a compitable remote. In my 93 civic it had an old school alarm with 2 button remote but only 1 button operates the lock and unluck. Then found a compatible remote online that was for a newer model
1074948
Well lets see if I can remember. It's been awhile since I've done this. 1.) Place key in ignition.2.) turn Ignition switch on and off 10 times. (Don't start) Just to accessory position.3.)You will hear the door locks lock and unlock.4.) Then within 5 seconds press any button on the remote.5.) That's it..... should work. 6.) If you have 2 remotes you will need to press a button on both of them at the same time frame I think.I hope this works. Like I said it's been awhile. Good luck!
1156698
Unfortunately no. Jeep being one of the only company's where a jeep dealer has to program them. Kind of sucks.
1672341
These remotes require plugging a special dealer or locksmith computer into the car's computer to program. You cannot program these yourselves. Thanks, KeylessRide
2152673
I do not know of any way to reprogram the remotes, all the frequinces or set by the manufacureier
859365
Yes, also if you have another ne for the same car, you need to take it at the same time. All keys need reprogramming together.
674633
No. You have to take it to a service department that has the equipment to program it. I'd call a local dealer first. They may have a fob in stock.
1640179
yes, but this MUST be done from automotive locksmiths OR dealership. I got charged for programming around $200.