program keyless entry?

Chest Rockwell

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(From sytyauthority.net)
Reprogram the Remote keyless Entry Receivers



The programming procedure per the GM 92 ty Manual:

NOTE: You can only have 2 transmitters learned at a time.

1. Turn ignition switch off

2. Jumper ALDL terminal A (white wire) with terminal G (Purple wire).
Door locks will lock and unlock in approximatley 2 seconds.
(could also be a way to test that you have RKE!)

3. Press "UNLOCK" button on transmitter. Door locks will lock and unlock in approximatley 2 seconds.
The transmitter has now been programed. (alhough technically it is the reciever being reprogrammed.)

4. Disconnect the jumper wire from the ALDL.


ALDL: terminal layout


Pin A is the top row furthest to the passenger's side...pin G is the bottom row furthest to the Driver's side.
:tup:
 

BoostedSUV

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how does this program lock, unlock, and rear hatch release seperately? I was going to try this to reprogram an aftermarket keyfob with a remote starter
 

TNPhoon

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Quick Bump.
Do I need to use an actual remote model that came WITH the Typhoon? I have a remote sitting around here that is GM (Think it came from a Saturn or a Malibu or something). Just wanted to ask before I tried.
Also, anyone ever put a remote start on their truck? Thoughts? Yay? Nay?
 

powercat6

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FYI the remote from my 95 Jimmy works on my Typhoon
 

TNPhoon

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One I have doesn't work. Oh well. I'll just grab one off eBay.
Thanks guys.
 

Mephisto

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what fuse is the receiver tied in to? Jumpering A and G does nothing, and opening the door with a key is getting really annoying :lol:
 

2500avalanche

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what fuse is the receiver tied in to? Jumpering A and G does nothing, and opening the door with a key is getting really annoying :lol:

The video playing at the bottom of the blackhawks goalie is awesome. I tried finding it on youtube, cant find it
 
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The remote that works on 93 tys also fits

1993-1996
Chevrolet Blazer
GMC Jimmy
Oldsmobile Bravada

1993-1995
Pontiac Firebird & Trans Am
Chevrolet Camaro

1995-1996
CHEVROLET: TAHOE, SUBURBAN, ASTRO
GMC: SAFARI, SUBURBAN, YUKON

One of the previous owners of mine had some stupid aftermarket bullshit in it. I ripped all that out and went searching for stock remotes. Mine programmed right up in under a minute, really easy. If you look hard enough you can actually find the remotes for the Blazer/Jimmy that have a picture of the truck with the rear glass open for the hatch, they also had some with a GMC truck logo on the remote in that vintage as well.
 

Mephisto

These trucks are cursed
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The video playing at the bottom of the blackhawks goalie is awesome. I tried finding it on youtube, cant find it

hahaha I loath Pierre Maguire, and that's former Dallas Stars goalie Marty Turco displaying my exact sentiments. Go to youtube and just search Turco Maguire and you'll find it.

back on topic...
I have an original GMC remote, no aftermarket BS, and the original receiver is intact and connected. When I plug a wire into A and G, nothing happens. Just wondering if it's tied to a specific fuse? Or maybe it's just dead.
 

GEMELLI

The Best of Both Worlds
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The remote that works on 93 tys also fits

1993-1996
Chevrolet Blazer
GMC Jimmy
Oldsmobile Bravada

1993-1995
Pontiac Firebird & Trans Am
Chevrolet Camaro

1995-1996
CHEVROLET: TAHOE, SUBURBAN, ASTRO
GMC: SAFARI, SUBURBAN, YUKON

One of the previous owners of mine had some stupid aftermarket bullshit in it. I ripped all that out and went searching for stock remotes. Mine programmed right up in under a minute, really easy. If you look hard enough you can actually find the remotes for the Blazer/Jimmy that have a picture of the truck with the rear glass open for the hatch, they also had some with a GMC truck logo on the remote in that vintage as well.

That's good info. Thank you for posting!
 

TNPhoon

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back on topic...
I have an original GMC remote, no aftermarket BS, and the original receiver is intact and connected. When I plug a wire into A and G, nothing happens. Just wondering if it's tied to a specific fuse? Or maybe it's just dead.

Subscribing.
I realized my remote wasn't working the other day. I figured that it either needed to be reprogrammed since the truck sat for so long or the battery in the remote was dead. Replaced the batteries in the remote and attempted to program, doors did the lock/unlock but remote still won't program to it or work. I started to address it and see if there is a fuse or anything but got sidetracked. I'll be searching around here more to see the next step of action.
 

Mephisto

These trucks are cursed
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the diagram there says the same thing, put a jumper in A and G....

obd1.jpg


no dice... it's gotta tie in to a fuse somewhere, maybe it's on the same fuse as the cigarette lighters in the center console?? I'll poke around when I get home... I know this POS works.
 
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1. Locate the Data Link Connector (DLC) underneath the driver's side dashboard.
Use the figure as a map for your DL ( They are not lettered on your vehicle.)
The view is looking straight into the cavities of the DLC.


2. Connect cavity G with a ground using a fused jumper wire.
Your vehicle will respond by locking and unlocking the door locks within 2 seconds.


3. Press any button on first remote to be programmed.
Locks will lock and unlock verifying remote was programmed.


4. Press any button on second remote to be programmed if applicable.
Locks will lock and unlock to verify remote was programmed.


5. Remove jumper wire and test remote(s)

Just ground G, nothing about A

Another note, the keyless entry on these is very slow compared to modern systems; there will be a delay from when you push the button to actual mechanical movement.
 
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