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850 Remote Programming 850

posted by  rnafong on  Tue Jun 4 10:17 CST 2002
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I recently purchased another remote transmitter from Ebay to replace one of my lost transmitters. The instructions I received allowed me to get my vehicle's alarm to accept the new frequency of the new transmitter but not both since my two transmitters are not an originally matched pair. Does anyone know how I can get my alarm to accept both tramitters at the same time?








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    850 Remote Programming 850

    posted by  volvoman_1 on  Tue Jun 4 10:31 CST 2002
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    Yes.

    1st. Get in car and close all doors.

    2nd. Have BOTH remotes available in your hand or easy to get to.

    3rd. Key in ignition turn to the #2 position but do not start car then go all the way back to off position. Do this a total of 5 times and on the last time keep the key in the forward position.

    4th. Press the lock and then the unluck button on remote #1 and then press the lock and unlock buttons on remote #2.

    5th. Remove key from ignition and with the doors closed try both of your remotes.

    This should take care of your problem.

    When you try to reprogram one it will clear the others in the memory. This is why you have been having trouble.

    Volvoman_1







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