97 yukon keyless entry
RAM9811
12-22-2003, 11:55 PM
I have a 97 Yukon, keyless entry....the remote does not work at all, have changed batteries in both remotes, but still does not work....does anyone have a troubleshooting procedure...
Bas_GMC
12-29-2003, 04:29 PM
I have a 97 Yukon, keyless entry....the remote does not work at all, have changed batteries in both remotes, but still does not work....does anyone have a troubleshooting procedure...
Hi, I think you have to (re)program the transmitters. This is how to do that:
1.Ground pin 4 to pin 8 of the DLC (Data Link Connector) The locks will lock and unlock within 2 seconds as a responce.
2. Press and hold the LOCK an UNLOCK buttons simultaneously, on the first transmitter to be programmed, until the locks cycle (+/- 10 sec)
3. Repeat step 2 for up to 4 transmitters.
4. Remove the ground applied to the DLC
5. verify the operation of the transmitters.
The DLC is located under the steering wheel it is used to connect the OBD.
Hi, I think you have to (re)program the transmitters. This is how to do that:
1.Ground pin 4 to pin 8 of the DLC (Data Link Connector) The locks will lock and unlock within 2 seconds as a responce.
2. Press and hold the LOCK an UNLOCK buttons simultaneously, on the first transmitter to be programmed, until the locks cycle (+/- 10 sec)
3. Repeat step 2 for up to 4 transmitters.
4. Remove the ground applied to the DLC
5. verify the operation of the transmitters.
The DLC is located under the steering wheel it is used to connect the OBD.
Bas_GMC
12-29-2003, 05:05 PM
I have a 97 Yukon, keyless entry....the remote does not work at all, have changed batteries in both remotes, but still does not work....does anyone have a troubleshooting procedure...
I think you have to reprogram the transmitters. Thsi is how to do that:
1. Short pin 4 and 8 on the DLC (Data Link Connector) After about 2 second the locks will respond with a cycle (close - open)
2. Press and hold the locjk and unlock button on the first transmitter you want to program, until the locks cycle (about 10 sec)
3. repeat step 2 for each remote (up to 4)
4. remove the short on pin 4 and 8
5. TEST OPERATION
The DLC is located under the steering wheel.
I think you have to reprogram the transmitters. Thsi is how to do that:
1. Short pin 4 and 8 on the DLC (Data Link Connector) After about 2 second the locks will respond with a cycle (close - open)
2. Press and hold the locjk and unlock button on the first transmitter you want to program, until the locks cycle (about 10 sec)
3. repeat step 2 for each remote (up to 4)
4. remove the short on pin 4 and 8
5. TEST OPERATION
The DLC is located under the steering wheel.
dale_pc
06-23-2004, 09:02 PM
These directions worked perfectly! I bought a keyless remote for my 1997 GMC Yukon on eBay for $15.00 plus $3.00 shipping. I used these directions to program it. For $18.00, I got a fully functional remote, which would have cost me about $100 at my local GMC dealer. Thanks for the info!
telecaster53
03-15-2006, 08:15 PM
I think you have to reprogram the transmitters. Thsi is how to do that:
1. Short pin 4 and 8 on the DLC (Data Link Connector) After about 2 second the locks will respond with a cycle (close - open)
2. Press and hold the locjk and unlock button on the first transmitter you want to program, until the locks cycle (about 10 sec)
3. repeat step 2 for each remote (up to 4)
4. remove the short on pin 4 and 8
5. TEST OPERATION
The DLC is located under the steering wheel.
when you say short pin 4 and 8 , do you mean that i should make a jumper wire and contact these two pins?
1. Short pin 4 and 8 on the DLC (Data Link Connector) After about 2 second the locks will respond with a cycle (close - open)
2. Press and hold the locjk and unlock button on the first transmitter you want to program, until the locks cycle (about 10 sec)
3. repeat step 2 for each remote (up to 4)
4. remove the short on pin 4 and 8
5. TEST OPERATION
The DLC is located under the steering wheel.
when you say short pin 4 and 8 , do you mean that i should make a jumper wire and contact these two pins?
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