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Key Fob Replacement - 2011 GMC Acadia
My wife lost the fob to her '11 acadia over the weekend. She still has the key.
She lost the second set a while back. I don't want to pay the dealer $150+ for a new fob, but it seems that after 2010, GMC does not allow you to program a new fob by yourself. I haven't called the dealer yet, to see if I can buy a new fob online ($50) and have them program it (have had some bad experiences with this dealer). I would rather see if someone here knows how to program, or can point me in the right direction before I have to call the dealer |
I'd be surprised if the dealer would program an aftermarket FOB unless you had an inside connection.
But many locksmiths can reprogram and wouldn't likely care. Likely they'd be cheaper as well. |
from what i understand, it is the car that is being re-programmed to the fob. but regardless of semantics, I agree that the dealer won't let me pay $50 for the same OEM fob that they can charge me $120 for....
According to the locksmith I just called, he can't do it because it has remote start, which has to be programmed with special computer.... maybe i will try a couple more locksmiths, because I called the dealer and it is going to be $125 for the fob +tax and $50 for labor to reprogram... $200 for a damn lost fob... UGH! |
The worst part is when you find it two days after you get it replaced.
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Jesus that's brutal. My old mans benz was $127 for the key and they dont even charge to program it, literally takes them less than 30 seconds to "Program" the key.
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Zacs, PM sent. I'll help you out.
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