New Key fob programming - 2015 Buick enclave
#1
New Key fob programming - 2015 Buick enclave
Old key fobs seem warn out, and don’t always work to unlock car. Bought a new one on Amazon. Found instructions to program but they don’t work. Shown below.
While holding unlock button down in car, turn ignition key to on, off, on and off again, then release unlock button. That should initiate programming mode. Nothing happened when I tried this.
somewhere I read I would need a locksmith or dealer to program this. Hoping that’s not the case.
thanks!
While holding unlock button down in car, turn ignition key to on, off, on and off again, then release unlock button. That should initiate programming mode. Nothing happened when I tried this.
somewhere I read I would need a locksmith or dealer to program this. Hoping that’s not the case.
thanks!
#3
According to my sources that is not a DIY programmable fob.
You'll need to go to a dealer or a locksmith that programs remote fobs.
That may take a few calls to locate one.
You'll need to go to a dealer or a locksmith that programs remote fobs.
That may take a few calls to locate one.
#4
It requires a Tech 2 tool to program, call around to dealers and repair shops, it's a common tool and only takes a couple minutes to link them up!
#5
shot in the dark. with my daughters 14 chevy spark. i just turned the key in the drivers door while pressing unloock to program. never read it anywhere just tried it and it worked
#6
Heaven forbid one programming method is used.
Every year and every model.... and sometimes each sub model is different.
This car is one of those that the typical DIY methods won't work on.
Every year and every model.... and sometimes each sub model is different.
This car is one of those that the typical DIY methods won't work on.
#7
I love my Audi key fob! Always keep it in my pocket, door handles have sensors so as long as key fob nearby, the doors will lock and unlock. Never have to touch the fob! Just wish Audi’s had remote start.
#8
Automobiles should go back to having plain old ignition keys like the old days ....
I own 6 pre 2012 vehicles and one 2017. I still cant figure out how to change the radio from am/fm/cd without staring at that friggen screen for 2 minutes. I hope I have enough old-tech vehicles to last me till I cant drive any more!