Key FOB SOB
#11
Although I have soldered one myself, I would never do this under warranty. Much easier to replace it and I think better for the customer. I wonder why they opted to repair instead of replace, since GM only has a labor operation for replacing? Maybe they didn't have another FOB in stock and that was the fastest way to get you fixed. I just found it interesting when you posted that and was curious. Thanks.
#12
my fob too has not been working for some time now. took the car into the shop a couple of days ago for a list of things to get done, and they telling me that the can't fix the key fob. i told them that's it should be covered under warr. and they said no. i know it is. prolly just get the car back and take it else where.
#13
Well ours joined the club today. My wife started it with the FOB as usual and did some runnin' around ad got out at a stop and the thing did nothing, and to top it off when you lock it from the inside and open with the key the (stock) alarm goes off and you have to start it real fast for it to shut up. I tried a new batt, not it. It is our only one and I'm out of my warranty coverage so does any one know which wire needs the fixin' or if the dealer my replace it just because they are nice people?
Hey Chevy MGR any secrets on where to get new FOBs from and and a why to get free or real cheap programing.
Any help would be awesome.
Thanks
( really it my car I'm not stealling it, stop lookin at me like that )
Hey Chevy MGR any secrets on where to get new FOBs from and and a why to get free or real cheap programing.
Any help would be awesome.
Thanks
( really it my car I'm not stealling it, stop lookin at me like that )
#17
my fob too has not been working for some time now. took the car into the shop a couple of days ago for a list of things to get done, and they telling me that the can't fix the key fob. i told them that's it should be covered under warr. and they said no. i know it is. prolly just get the car back and take it else where.
Dealers have a tool that you can lay a key fob on and push all the buttons to verify they are working. It takes 2 seconds to check. I suggest anyone with key fob problems go to a dealer and ask if they will check them. We do it for FREE all the time, because it might lead to parts sale and then a transmitter programming sale.
#19
#20
Okay so My wife takes the HHR to the dealer to see if they could test the FOB. The dealer tells her that they would like to reflash the car first. It was free (not paid by warranty) but just free of charge so she has them do it and it doesn't work. The guy at the dealer says lets try it again and then we'll get you a qoute on "finding" what the problem is. He flashes it again and BAM it works as good as new. No charge for the visit and they didn't want the car for a month, which is very odd for this dealer.
So needless to say we're happily arming and disarming as usual. Just a note, if the flash doesn't work the first time I guess i might work the second time so don't let them try it once and start billin' ya for stuff, make them do it again. Good Luck to all.
HEY CHEVYMGR where on the bay did you find 2 for 25.00 and did it have remote start?
So needless to say we're happily arming and disarming as usual. Just a note, if the flash doesn't work the first time I guess i might work the second time so don't let them try it once and start billin' ya for stuff, make them do it again. Good Luck to all.
HEY CHEVYMGR where on the bay did you find 2 for 25.00 and did it have remote start?