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Old Jan 27, 2003 | 02:27 PM
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My keyless entry fob was damaged recently. The wire wrapped around the circuit board was cut several times. I am getting ready to replace the wire but I don't know the length of wire to use. Is the length of wire critical? Does it determine the affective range or does it determine the tranmission frequency? Or both? There is a number painted on the inside of the unit cover "94355." What does this number represent? Any other info that can help me return this to operation is appreciated. Thanks
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Additional question is - do all these units transmit on same frequency but each has unique code? If so what frequency is used?
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They all have the same frequency. When you buy a new fob, you have to train it and the car to recognize each other.

Don't know the frequency. Look in the owners manual. There should be an FCC section there.
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