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bmanzanareso

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Program Remote Keys
06. Feb 2011 at 22:45

Hello,

When i buy the Omega i receipt two remote keys, but nothing of these two works.

I do the inigtion procedure but doesnt work.

I buy anothers remote Keys with the same failure.

I buyed a OPCOM and i tried to program the remote keys, but when i push the button of the remote keys, the key dont change the status inside OPCOM, and dont work's...

Anybody has any idea???

Thanks.

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freecall666 Senior Member Offline fun for all, get with the program Posts: 656 looking over your shoulder Gender: Drives: 2.0I polar sea blue	Re: Program Remote Keys Reply #1 - 06. Feb 2011 at 23:47 were are you as some one near to your area maybe able to help, have you got the pass code for the omega as sure you need it to do new code for the keys... think there is away of testing keys with a camara but dont know if it works on newer omegas, any way some one in the know will help you.
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VXL V6 Omega Lord Offline Posts: 5306 Gender:	Re: Program Remote Keys Reply #2 - 06. Feb 2011 at 23:50 Battery / battery holder in fob? Switches known to fail also.
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polilara Junior Member Offline Posts: 76 Finland Gender: Drives: 2.6 V6 (Y26SE) Sedan 2001 Elegance	Re: Program Remote Keys Reply #3 - 07. Feb 2011 at 07:59 Is you remote equipped with red led ? Can you see red light when you press any button ?
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harpersimon Junior Member Offline Live fast, Die young - leave a good looking corpse Posts: 225 Marlow, Bucks Gender: Drives: 2000 Elite 3.0	Re: Program Remote Keys Reply #4 - 07. Feb 2011 at 10:34 I had the same, turned out to be nothing more than the buttons inside being U/S - replaced the buttons and presto.
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Re: Program Remote Keys
Reply #5 - 07. Feb 2011 at 10:53

I get the feeling your not based in the UK, so access to Tech2 is going to be an issue.

To program the keys you need the carpass, which is a credit card sized bit of paper with car details on it, and a program session with tech2.

As others have mentioned, do you see a red LED when button is pressed? Its between the lock & unlock buttons.

Why was the car supplied with no working keys?

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TheBoy Administrator Offline TBE has an MOT! Posts: 64817 Brackley, Northants Gender: Drives: 98 MV6, 03 Elite, 00 25, 89 ZX10	Re: Program Remote Keys Reply #6 - 07. Feb 2011 at 18:55 Beware programming keys with that piece of junk Opcom - it has been known to corrupt the Alarm ECU.
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Re: Program Remote Keys
Reply #7 - 07. Feb 2011 at 18:56

tunnie wrote on 07. Feb 2011 at 10:53:

I get the feeling your not based in the UK, so access to Tech2 is going to be an issue.

To program the keys you need the carpass, which is a credit card sized bit of paper with car details on it, and a program session with tech2.

As others have mentioned, do you see a red LED when button is pressed? Its between the lock & unlock buttons.

Why was the car supplied with no working keys?

2.2DTi, could well be a Vauxhall Wink

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Re: Program Remote Keys
Reply #8 - 07. Feb 2011 at 18:58

TheBoy wrote on 07. Feb 2011 at 18:56:

tunnie wrote on 07. Feb 2011 at 10:53:

I get the feeling your not based in the UK, so access to Tech2 is going to be an issue.

To program the keys you need the carpass, which is a credit card sized bit of paper with car details on it, and a program session with tech2.

As others have mentioned, do you see a red LED when button is pressed? Its between the lock & unlock buttons.

Why was the car supplied with no working keys?

2.2DTi, could well be a Vauxhall Wink

I was going more on the username, and phrasing of his post. But I could be wrong

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Re: Program Remote Keys
Reply #9 - 07. Feb 2011 at 18:59

tunnie wrote on 07. Feb 2011 at 18:58:

TheBoy wrote on 07. Feb 2011 at 18:56:

tunnie wrote on 07. Feb 2011 at 10:53:

I get the feeling your not based in the UK, so access to Tech2 is going to be an issue.

To program the keys you need the carpass, which is a credit card sized bit of paper with car details on it, and a program session with tech2.

As others have mentioned, do you see a red LED when button is pressed? Its between the lock & unlock buttons.

Why was the car supplied with no working keys?

2.2DTi, could well be a Vauxhall Wink

I was going more on the username, and phrasing of his post. But I could be wrong

Actually there was an Opel 2.2DTi.... ...can't remember which territories got it...

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Re: Program Remote Keys
Reply #10 - 07. Feb 2011 at 19:00

TheBoy wrote on 07. Feb 2011 at 18:59:

tunnie wrote on 07. Feb 2011 at 18:58:

TheBoy wrote on 07. Feb 2011 at 18:56:

tunnie wrote on 07. Feb 2011 at 10:53:

I get the feeling your not based in the UK, so access to Tech2 is going to be an issue.

To program the keys you need the carpass, which is a credit card sized bit of paper with car details on it, and a program session with tech2.

As others have mentioned, do you see a red LED when button is pressed? Its between the lock & unlock buttons.

Why was the car supplied with no working keys?

2.2DTi, could well be a Vauxhall Wink

I was going more on the username, and phrasing of his post. But I could be wrong

Actually there was an Opel 2.2DTi.... ...can't remember which territories got it...

I'm feeling lucky and going to say on the African continent!

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bmanzanareso

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Re: Program Remote Keys
Reply #11 - 13. Feb 2011 at 14:34

Please Excuse me,

Dont work the remote central control, the car start with a key, witout problems

i'm waiting to receive a second blade with transponder to progame, i have the carpass.

I chack that i have kierchit ECU, but all remote key that i have be megamos...

I bought in ebay a Megamos ECU i will to change and try to program the remote control to check...

I'm from Spain, my car is a 2.2DTI Opel, and i live in South Europe... Wink

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