programming new key fob

[swennc]

new to this forum, so bear w/ me. I recently purchased a 'new' keyless entry reciever for my 1995 Camaro. I did not know at the time that my old one may be fine as I have not had the factory remotes working since I toke out the aftermarket alarm system. I think I need to re-proram my car to receive the old key fobs, any help???!!!

[goldz28]

http://programyourremote.com/

[swennc]

Thanks, but this only works for 1996 to 2002. I have a 1995 Camaro.

[goldz28]

Sorry man, I just saw that posted in another section so I posted it here. Did not even pay attention to the years

[swennc]

no sweat. I got it fixed. it was in the freakin' owners manual. i was not lmao though

[Onblsht]

Programming procedure:

Ground the program input line by connecting a fused jumper at the Data Link Connector (DLC) from terminal "G" to terminal "A" (note: use terminal G and A for pre '95 12 pin DLC. A is the top right pin and G is the bottom left. Use terminals 4 and 8 for the '95 16 pin DLC. The 16 pin DLC connector is numbered top left (1) to top right (8) and bottom left (9) to bottom right (16) ). The Receiver will cycle the Door Lock Actuators within one to three seconds to acknowledge that the Receiver is in the "PROGRAM" mode.

Press any button on the Transmitter once. In response, the Receiver will cycle the Door Lock Actuators to acknowledge that a transmission has been received.

Press any button on the second Transmitter once. In response, the Receiver will cycle the Door Lock Actuators to acknowledge that a transmission has been received.

Remove the fused jumper from the DLC and verify system operation using all three Transmitter buttons.

Important

Always program both Transmitters when replacing a lost or damaged Transmitter. The first Transmitter Code programmed will always be in both memories until a second Transmitter is programmed within the same sequence.

The Keyless Entry System will not be operational if the program input line is left grounded.

Program only one vehicle Keyless Entry System at a time. If multiple vehicles are being programmed in close proximity simultaneously, it is possible that the same Transmitter could be trained to more than one Receiver.

[swennc]

Thanks, it was also in the owners manual!!