Does a 2003 chrysler concorde require locksmith programming?
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Most likely is a transponder car key or one that has a chip on it. That is mostly for ignition purposes. If you do not need it for ignition but only for open/lock the car, then you no need any programming. Does your key has a gray bulky head? If that so, then you will have to get it programmed by an auto locksmith/dealer or somebody that can programmed it if you buy the blank key.
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yes.if your vehicle has power locks,follow these steps.1:lock doors,2:turn ignition switch to "on"position 8 times quickly and leave in "on"position.doors should now unlock.3:press "lock"button on remote and doors should lock.remote is now programmed.repeat for each remote being used.
891655
It looks like this remote does require Diagnostic Programming-available to you by your local locksmith or dealer.
319714
Yes you will need the door key cut. As far as programming our dealership did it but you need the original fob or at least the chip in it.
1274369
I tried also using locksmith. You have go to dealer! They have the only computer.
924207
Under the dash to the right of the steering colum is a gray 2 prong plug with nothing plugged to it. Get a paper clip and touch the terminals together until door locks cycle. Then press unlock button and its programmed. No dealer needed. The key fob comes with instructions
2154766
Yes, the key will need cut and programmed to your vehicle, a locksmith can do this. Thank you!
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As far as I know, a dealership or locksmith has to be the one to program these fobs. Unless you happen to have the device to do so. As far as instructions are concerned, I think they would be dependant on the device used. Speaking from experience, I purchased one of these and had a factory fob that had lost it's programming. I took both to the same local locksmith and he programmed them both. It looked like the process was pretty straight forward. They both work 100%. Including the factory remote start function.
1798683
Yes, programing required at a dealership as Fob has the electronics. Might be a good idea also to get a spare key.
1789676
For free manufacturer programming requirements please go to http://keylessremotes4u.net/programming.php Some remotes and vehicles require diagnostic programming and you would need to visit your local dealer or locksmith.
1489700
I asked the same question only to find out that you can't prof at it yourself. This particular year model has to be done by a locksmith or a dealership
1133268
A 2011 Toyota sienna needs to be programmed by a locksmith which I am.. The books show self programming. That is not correct
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It needed to be programed by the car dealer. I have read that a locksmith car do it also for a better price.If you have another remote you have tell them you want to use them both or they will program the new one and make all others no good.
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You have to go to the car dealer or a locksmith to have it programmed. The locksmith is usually less expensive.
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It did not have the instructions so I took it to a locksmith and they programed it for me. A lot cheaper than taking it to the dealership.
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The short answer ? Don't buy it. Yes, understood that the key needs to programmed. But it's not as simple as sounds. The locksmith you go to would have to have the same equipment that the key understands. If their programmer is not from the same company, it will not communicate with this key. ALSO, if you get this key, DO NOT try it in your vehicle! Nissan AND a local locksmith both told me the same thing. It could shut your car off and have to be towed to the dealer. ($$$) Best thing to do is go to a local H/W store or other high tech key maker and have them do it.. Good Luck
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I am only using it to open our community gate. I believe it can be programmed for other functions...but not sure about vehicle locks. Try to contact the company.