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Old March 15th, 2019, 11:13 PM
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I thought it might be that. Can I get one from a junk yard or do I have to order it new?
we have to figure this one out! No way any of us wanna spend another dime! My fob just broke! It was working but it's 19 years old! I ordered two new fobs and I don't and won't spend more ! Dang the techno
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I like the way you think!
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Maybe. Maybe Not.
On my 99 I ordered two fobs. Mine came with a little plastic sticky thingie on the + side of the battery. I didn't find that out until I tried everything else. I thought that maybe they didn't come with batteries so I took them apart to see. There was that white plastic sticky thing on them. I think it's mainly to keep the battery fresh and not leak and corrode like a flashlight will if left sitting for months. After reading this thread that's about all I can come up with.
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Maybe. Maybe Not.
On my 99 I ordered two fobs. Mine came with a little plastic sticky thingie on the + side of the battery. I didn't find that out until I tried everything else. I thought that maybe they didn't come with batteries so I took them apart to see. There was that white plastic sticky thing on them. I think it's mainly to keep the battery fresh and not leak and corrode like a flashlight will if left sitting for months. After reading this thread that's about all I can come up with.
I'll go try that
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Originally Posted by jfayadjr
I thought it might be that. Can I get one from a junk yard or do I have to order it new?
You can get the bcm and or receiver at a junk yard cheap..make sure p/n's match some interchange others dont (junkyard units are hit and miss but if they dont work they will exchange)
you need to test units with a tech2 or scanner that has immobilizer function to verify operation ..and definately so to program any donor units if original non functional
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No plastic on battery, tried to program again, holding the muti function/ high beam lever back and cycle the key to on/of twice and release it and locks cycled lock/unlock, then held fob lock and unlock together and locks cycled, then turn ignition to on to exit program mode, fobs still don't work!!! Calf rope!!! Lol
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No plastic on battery, tried to program again, holding the muti function/ high beam lever back and cycle the key to on/of twice and release it and locks cycled lock/unlock, then held fob lock and unlock together and locks cycled, then turn ignition to on to exit program mode, fobs still don't work!!! Calf rope!!! Lol
I just got both of mine to program, follow the original steps by holding down the unlock switch on drivers door, now here's what mine did, I did it 3 times or so and locks did not cycle, But it was very quiet outside and I heard something try to activate??? Not loud at all, so I grabbed remote and held lock and unlock at same time for I am guessing a minute seemed like!! Shazam the doors locks cycled, so I grabbed the other new one and repeated , after about 30 seconds the doors locks cycled, turned key to on position to exit . And BAM! They both work!! Hallaegh Jesus!! Thank you Lord!!!!
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you have to jump obd2 port to 4 and 8 and turn key on oof three times then hold down lock and unlock i believe
i have same truck my problem is finding a key fob
My 99 doesn't have a pin in #8. But does have the right repo code but still doesn't work
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Originally Posted by Jeremy Hubbard
If you cannot enter program mode your issue is with the BCM located under steering column.
if you enter program mode and remotes do not respond your issue is with the receiver located under dash pad above instrument cluster.
What if it doesn't go in program mode?
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do you have 99 old body style (looks like a 1998) or 99 new body style(look like a 2000)?

completely different builds and what works for a new body style won't work for an old body style.


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