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programming I.R fobs
« on: 27 February 2007, 14:13:33 »
Hi all

Ive bought 3 Infa Red fobs for my 1994 omega (chunky fob with 2 buttons)they are used fobs from flebay with new batteries and i was wondering how you programme them do they need tech 1 or 2?

Could any of you guys be able to do it for me,cos pretty sure VX are gonna want a small fortune....... hold on and ill ring them..........£45 plus vat!!!!

Thanks

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Re: programming I.R fobs
« Reply #1 on: 27 February 2007, 14:36:00 »
TheBoy's not a million miles away.....
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« Reply #2 on: 27 February 2007, 19:01:49 »
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TheBoy's not a million miles away.....
Tech2 cannot do the IR ones, so you need to find someone with a Tech1 or a generic one. Try some autolocksmiths...
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Re: programming I.R fobs
« Reply #3 on: 27 February 2007, 19:05:19 »
im desperate for a spare, am getting a blade and looking for a 3 button remote unit for a 2000 (sep) x reg cdx 2.5 saloon, what sort of remote would i have to get?
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« Reply #4 on: 27 February 2007, 19:50:50 »
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im desperate for a spare, am getting a blade and looking for a 3 button remote unit for a 2000 (sep) x reg cdx 2.5 saloon, what sort of remote would i have to get?
The same make as your existing one, which for 3 button ones, I believe is Megamos or Delphi. The 2 kinds are not interchangable...
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Re: programming I.R fobs
« Reply #5 on: 28 February 2007, 12:48:46 »
Hi TheBoy

Do you know of any that can programme my fobs in the Leicester area? ive rang 3 companies this morning with no avail -they tell me that my fobs cannot be programmed cos they are second hand, im sure they're talking crap!
Also they say i need my car pass which vx say i dont need it, it was never with the car when it was registered (they checked chassis no.), if this helps ive got a IR dome next to the electric sunroof switch and the fob numbers-

The fob is a kiekert IR 2, GM no 90 459 461, 90 460 834

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Re: programming I.R fobs
« Reply #6 on: 28 February 2007, 12:58:28 »
Don't you program this type by sitting in the car with the ignition on, and locking and unlocking the car via the remote?

It will say in the hand book, or was in my Vectra which IIRC is the same type.
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Re: programming I.R fobs
« Reply #7 on: 28 February 2007, 13:15:38 »
Hi Phil
 
Ive tried that matey, it is in my hand book but thats for when you replace the batteries,
i.e not changed the batteries in the required time, i think it says you have 3 minutes then you re- programme the fob the way you said.

Thanks for your help though

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Re: programming I.R fobs
« Reply #8 on: 28 February 2007, 13:59:23 »
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The same make as your existing one, which for 3 button ones, I believe is Megamos or Delphi. The 2 kinds are not interchangable...

Interesting. You know that one of mine we farted about trying to get to work at the weekend?

Both looked like Delphi remotes?

The original key is in a Delphi case.... With a megamos pcb in it!

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Re: programming I.R fobs
« Reply #9 on: 28 February 2007, 18:59:05 »
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The same make as your existing one, which for 3 button ones, I believe is Megamos or Delphi. The 2 kinds are not interchangable...

Interesting. You know that one of mine we farted about trying to get to work at the weekend?

Both looked like Delphi remotes?

The original key is in a Delphi case.... With a megamos pcb in it!

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someone has changed buttons then...
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« Reply #10 on: 28 February 2007, 19:00:01 »
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Hi TheBoy

Do you know of any that can programme my fobs in the Leicester area? ive rang 3 companies this morning with no avail -they tell me that my fobs cannot be programmed cos they are second hand, im sure they're talking crap!
Also they say i need my car pass which vx say i dont need it, it was never with the car when it was registered (they checked chassis no.), if this helps ive got a IR dome next to the electric sunroof switch and the fob numbers-

The fob is a kiekert IR 2, GM no 90 459 461, 90 460 834

Thanks
Lee
No, sorry, I don't.

Tech1 required. Not sure if it needs a carpass or not on those ones....
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Re: programming I.R fobs
« Reply #11 on: 28 February 2007, 23:10:56 »
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someone has changed buttons then...

Looks highly likely. The metal casings of the 3 buttons look like they've been butchered so someone's been in there.

I'll treat it to the buttons from the Delphi one when I've got a spare working of the correct type. They look much better.

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Re: programming I.R fobs
« Reply #12 on: 28 February 2007, 23:18:16 »
Always thought you sat in the car with ignition on and pressed buttons?
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