will it need to be professionally programmed for a 2007 Elantra?
647211
I would say yes I have a Sonata and I bought 2 of them it only costed $40.00 for both and was done in less than an hour.
781845
No it has a blank chip in it and would have to be programmed.Took it to a lock smith and he charmed a fee for programming it.It was a lot cheaper than taking it to the dealership.
2049718
I installed mine on a 2006 GMC Envoy in about 5 minutes. No programming was needed. It was surprising how easy it was to install and how much of an instant performance difference it made.
1998024
Yes. Then all you have to do is take this remote to the dealer w/ car and it will be programmed I first bought it all from a dealer snd it cost over 100 for the same thing. Hope this helps ! I will buy all my car remotes this way -
2031596
Not for my year car.I own a 1999 Saturn SL2 . programming must be done by a GM dearler.
1724559
If it's a LS with the 3.8 it will, then you'll have to take it to a dealer to have it programmed.I installed it myself.It will save you in the long run !!!
1259075
Not sure, but make certain it comes with the software to program it. Otherwise it won't work for you.
1662336
It should work, I have a 2008 Altima and the dealer programmed mine as well and it worked.
466334
It will work but will need a locksmith or dealer to program . regular programming directions will not work
314422
If it's the same, then yes. All you have to do is program it. Follow the instructions.
711021
It needs to be programmed. I bought it thinking I could just install and be done. I installed, but I couldn't even get out of park. Had to get it programmed at dealer. Works great now. Still saved a bunch from buying direct from dealer. Hope this helps.
2132112
Yes...you need the factory stereo to program it....wouldn't work with out it
1065540
If its a complete match for your year yes and they send you instructions on how to program it...if ya don't figure it out you can call them and while your at your car they help you program it right then and there within 15 minutes or less
49164
I do see 2 methods of programming available for your make/model/year- the first method has DIY programming but the second method says Diagnostic programming is required. I can't confirm which method your RKE system would require- if the first is unsuccessful it would definitely require the professional programming from a locksmith or dealer. Thank you!
2169848
It should then you have to take in to the dealership to have them programmed
2132113
For it to be programmed with the included instructions, I'd imagine yes. You'd have to check with the aftermarket radio manufacturer to see if there's compatibility.
1190647
You will most likely have to go to the dealership. I had to for a charge of $25.00. They have to hook into the onboard computer to program all the features.