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Dannleo21 - 17 Nov 2005 05:37 GMT

Dear users i bought a used keyless remote for a 1994 bucik park ave
and all the #s macth on the back nad but i need to know how to program
it and i don’t want to have to pay 100 to dealer so does anybody have
detaild intr plase help thank you Daniel

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80 Knight - 17 Nov 2005 05:44 GMT

> Dear users i bought a used keyless remote for a 1994 bucik park ave
> and all the #s macth on the back nad but i need to know how to program
> it and i don't want to have to pay 100 to dealer so does anybody have
> detaild intr plase help thank you Daniel

Below are instructions I found for a 1992 Buick Park Av, give them a try:

Jump the (ALDL) Assembly Line Diagnostic Link. You will find this connector
under the driver side dash, but you will have to look through a square cut
out in the panel to see the connector, it is recessed behind that panel,
almost directly under the steering column. It should look like this;
_________|________
[F] [E] [D] [C] [B] [A]
[G] [H] [J] [K] [L] [M]

Jumper pin A to pin G with a fused jumper (3A)
Doors will lock and unlock
Press the UNLOCK button on the remote
Doors should lock and unlock again
if you have more remotes press their unlock button (up to 4)
remove jumper wire

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Steve Mackie - 17 Nov 2005 12:01 GMT

Close, the '94 has the OBDII connector (maybe), he'll have to jumper pins 4
and 8.

Steve

> Below are instructions I found for a 1992 Buick Park Av, give them a try:
>
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> if you have more remotes press their unlock button (up to 4)
> remove jumper wire

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80 Knight - 17 Nov 2005 19:28 GMT

Damn. I should have remembered that. Thanks Steve!! :)

> Close, the '94 has the OBDII connector (maybe), he'll have to jumper pins
> 4
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>> if you have more remotes press their unlock button (up to 4)
>> remove jumper wire

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