yeah too them to a G.M. dealer in Az while we were out there. Little cutie behind the counter couldn't get them to work. Even with NEW batteries. I think the little weld was broke.

 

If you or if you know anyone near you who can solder electronics, simply pop them open and re-solder the battery clip that came undone. And you got your remotes back.

 

Thanks Taz. I went thru that when we 1st got back here from AZ. Couldn't find anyone that could. I found this place on line called KEYLESS That I can get 2 for just under a $ 100.00. thats way cheaper then the dealer. Plus I already have the instuction on how to program them. Not that I'm in a hurry. But I want it for my wife who also works at night. Plus for out trip back out west would be nice also.

 

Search ebay rick, like others have said they are usually pretty cheap on ebay.

 

I could probably do it for you. But I doubt you want to mail them to Canada. You can get remotes really cheap on ebay anyway.

 

yeah I've got to have it back this yr . Thanks for the offer

 

Well I just got tired of all the hassle. And ordered two from keyless. $ 100.00. Guess we learned a lesson not to throw them around any more . Maybe they will last longer if you treat them better Also just spent $ 400.00 on 4 New tires for her car today. Think thats enough for a while.!

 

Does anyone know or have the instuctions on how to program a chevy keyless remote ? I'm just trying to save $$ if I can. $65.00 to a dealer I think is a bit much for 5 mins worth of their time !!! So if I can do it myself. More $$$ in my pocket

 

This isn't the way i remember someone on the forum telling me to do it, but maybe it'll work for you

How to Program GM Key Fobs | eHow.com

 

I have a 07 SS and bought it with 7M miles on it. The remote has always been very weak. You need to stand no more than 20 feet from the car to lock, unlock or remote start. I have changed batteries and had it to the dealership. No answers. Does anyone have this same problem?