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How do I program my new remote to open the doors on my 1996 Roadmaster wagon?
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Re: Roadmaster remote program
Try this procedure, which is posted in this forum.
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...63&postcount=5 |
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Re: Roadmaster remote program
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Re: Roadmaster remote program
I poked around and found this link that might be helpful in locating the plug:
http://impalassforum.com/cgi-bin/ult...;f=20;t=002605 Good Luck! |
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Re: Roadmaster remote program
Thanks, I'll take a look. Ken
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Thanks for all the help! I got it done.
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Re: Roadmaster remote program
If you push aside the molding on the rear driver side pillar post (just behind the rear window) you will find a small black circuit for initializing the keyless remotes. Take some copper speaker wire & bridge the two metallic nodes (completing the circuit). When this is done, you will notice the door locks will begin cycling automatically - click one button on each remote sequentially and the system, in turn, will store the code for each remote. Remove the wire & put the molding back in place - you're done.
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Re: Roadmaster remote program
One of my remotes quit working-put in new batteries-no luck-any typical problems to look for? Could one of the remotes have become "unprogrammed"?
Also, is there any way to add a "horn beep" or any other features to the programming? TIA, Ben III |
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Re: Roadmaster remote program
My problem was that I only had one remote and I wanted to program another. In doing that I did program both of them. Try reprogramming both. As far as the beep, if the manual does not refer to that you probably can't. But, someone may have a way to do that. Good luck, Ken
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Re: Roadmaster remote program
I have a 94 Roadmaster sedan and I can't find the "Plug" in my trunk. Can somebody post a picture of what I'm supposed to be looking for?
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Re: Roadmaster remote program
I have a Wagon, but, the "plug" is actually a receptacle. It's black plastic with two wires and there are two slots for a connecting plug. And, there's no "plug" to go into it. On the sedan, it should be behind the panel on the drivers side of the trunk. It's about 3/8 inch square and 1 1/2 inches long. Try some of the links in the other replies, especially the Impala Club link. Don't give up, Ken
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Re: Roadmaster remote program
Thanks man. I'm gonna try to find a picture cause I think my plug might be missing. Like there's a wire that was cut or something. I hope it's not for the release.
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