How to program a Suburban remote key fob 1996 - 1999
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- An easy to follow video on how to program a remote key fob for a 1996 - 1999 Suburban.
More free keyless entry programming instructions available at www.ProgramYourRemote.com/
1. Locate Data Link Port. It is located under dash on drivers side. Be sure you know which pins are 8 and 4.
2. Make sure there are metal contact pins in terminals 8 and 4. Connect 8 to 4 with a suitable jumper wire ( leave the jumper wire connected throughout the programming procedure). Make sure you know which terminals are 8 and 4. The vehicle will respond by locking and unlocking the doors to signify entering of programming mode.
3. Press and hold both the LOCK and UNLOCK buttons together on the first remote to be programmed and after about 15 seconds, the vehicle will respond by locking and unlocking the doors. Release buttons on remote.
4. Within one minute, repeat step 3 on the remaining remotes to be programmed.
5. Remove jumper wire applied to OBDII port. - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
I just got done programming my brother's fobs.
Thanks to your videos, it was easy!
Glad it helped!
Very well made and easy to understand. Thanks!
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Thank you so much! I was able to program my 99 suburban and my 98 GMC Savana remotes with your instructions!
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Thank you! This worked perfectly for my 1998 GMC Suburban!
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Worked perfect. 99 Suburban.
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Great video. It worked perfectly! Thank you.
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Thank you for this help.
It definitely works.
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thanks worked great i got new remotes but ended up not needing them just reprogrammed the old ones
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Thank you friend
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easy, awesome thank you
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@@PYR-Auto and btw it worked
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What type of key fob do I need to purchase for my Suburban? I have a 1996 2500 Suburban.
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Thank you, it was programmed, but today, I hung on the door lock and opened it out of curiosity, and the remote didn't work after that. Is this safe or what?
When I did it the key fobs cycled but they still don’t work even with new battery’s. What should I do
Great video, easy to understand and try. The vehicle 1999 Chevy Suburban isn't going into programming mode when I insert the wire into ports 4 and 8. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
That usually means the vehicle does not have the factory remote option installed
@@PYR-Auto thank you for your reply!
With my brothers Suburban, I had to have the wire a certain way, or it wouldn't work.
I had to wiggle mine to get it to connect.
I have a 02 Chevy Suburban 2500. Any info will help
Hello.i have Suburban from 2003,the remote is programmed in the same way in this model?
No - the video on how to program a 2003 Suburban can be found here th-cam.com/video/01Hhhfek83c/w-d-xo.html
I just bought a 1996 Suburban without any remotes. i will buy new remotes to reprogram but there are 2 buttons(like in this vdo) and 4 buttons.
Which one should i buy?
I think the 1996 Suburban actually used a 3 button fob from the factory but the 2 button and 4 button can work as well as long as they have the correct FCC ID. Also, if you have never had remotes for the vehicle you should check to see if it has the factory remote option - not all did in 1996.
@@PYR-Auto already check VIN
It has remote and i had ordered one to reprogram, THX a lot
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Can you tell me which website i can get the right remote for 1996 Suburban , please
Seller also didn’t know a lot about remotes they sell
I am having a weird problem I had one remote programmed but when I added another the new one did not respond and now that I tried it again neither will respond any help would be greatly appreciated
Are you re-programming your original after the new one? All the remotes you have for the vehicle need to be programmed during the procedure - even existing remotes. If you look at the steps in the description box of the video, you need to repeat step 3 for each remote after the first remote is programmed.
@@PYR-Auto none of my keys are not working after they program, like it'll do the lock thing and alarm will beep but then when I go to use it, it won't work at all
What about 1996 Suburban with the third button for the rear glass on the tailgate models??
Its this same procedure
@@PYR-Auto How can that be when there are three buttons? How do I program the third button on the remote that controls the remotely opening/operated rear lift window (All Suburbans with tailgates)?
I understand that the Tahoes, Yukon’s and Suburbans use a 3 button remote but it’s still the same exact procedure. Only the lock and unlock button are used in the programming procedure. Each button isn’t being programmed individually, the whole remote programs are the same time.
@@PYR-Auto OK. I will do as you say. I hope you will help when I can "Lock" , "Unlock", but can no longer open my tailgate (window has to be opened first).
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Will this precdure work with a new remote if the original remote is lost or damaged?
yes
Tried but it won’t respond I even held for 2 minutes straight
If the vehicle is going into programming mode but the remote is not responding there may be an issue with remote you are trying to use.
315 MHz is the right frequency?
Yes, that is correct
Seller replied the 4 buttons i bought not compatible with 1996
If the FCC ID is correct, the number of buttons will not effect programming - those buttons just won't work.
@@PYR-Auto how to check my FCC id?
Can’t find where to buy 1996 remoter for Chevy Suburban
There are only 1997-2000(4buttons)
Anyone can give me a link to buy the 1996 remote, please
Follow step by step but cant connect the remote
is the vehicle going into programming mode?
NOPE... there is nothing in port 8 on our 96 2500 LT Burb
sounds like it does not have the factory remote option
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Well, the fobs that came with it have worked since new, DW's is not working, and the only one that will program is my original, (after disconnecting the batt & starting over with the BCM. I'm think'n the aftermarket replacements are junk.