FOB Question
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It doesn't matter what numbers are engraved on the fobs themselves. It's their fob# that they were programmed as when they were programmed for the car.
Only fobs programmed as #1 and #2 will have memory options. All other programmed numbers can only lock/unlock doors, blow the horn, and start the car.
Both can be used as long as they have been programmed for the car.
Only fobs programmed as #1 and #2 will have memory options. All other programmed numbers can only lock/unlock doors, blow the horn, and start the car.
Both can be used as long as they have been programmed for the car.
Last edited by Vette_DD; Jun 23, 2011 at 07:34 PM.
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It doesn't matter what numbers are engraved on the fobs themselves. It's their fob# that they were programmed as when they were programmed for the car.
Only fobs programmed as #1 and #2 will have memory options. All othe programmed numbers can only lock/unlock doors, blow the horn, and start the car.
Both can be used as long as they have been programmed for the car.
Only fobs programmed as #1 and #2 will have memory options. All othe programmed numbers can only lock/unlock doors, blow the horn, and start the car.
Both can be used as long as they have been programmed for the car.
Totally correct.Elmer
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And here's some instructions to program and a short explanation:http://forums.corvetteforum.com/c6-c...tructions.html
