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Old 09-14-2008, 03:31 PM
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99 saturn sl2 keyfob programming

I just installed a new battery in my car and the keyless entry does not work i dont know if it is the battery in the keyfob or if it needs to be reprogrammed? what do you think?
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Re: 99 saturn sl2 keyfob programming

Keyless entry is programmed in memory and is NOT effected by a dead battery. I would suggest checking/replacing the battery in the remote
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Re: 99 saturn sl2 keyfob programming

Try standing near the car, press and hold LOCK and UNLOCK buttons on the remote for 7-10 seconds.

It should resync the remote to the vehicle, if not, you can easily reprogram the remote(s) you have.
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