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Installed RKE System Type: Please be sure you have an AFTERMARKET (RKE) remote keyless entry system. If your current remote looks the same then this will work. Other options include: Dealer Installed or Factory. The system installed in your vehicle will CHANGE the required remote. If you are unsure send us a message with your current remotes FCC ID and Part # and LED Light color. If you no longer have your remote then send us a message with your system brand, and system id #.

What are you purchasing ? This is ONE (1) replacement keyless entry remote control that will work with your AFTERMARKET installed RKE system.

Compatibility: Works with vehicles that use a compatible aftermarket RKE (remote keyless entry) system installed. See our compatible system list below or match your current remote FCC ID and / or part # or circuit board # and LED Light color (if applicable)to the numbers listed below.

Interchangeable Part #s:

PROOE4 PROOE4B

PROOE4BS PROOE4BS41

APS2K4MS50 APS2K4SBCF

PROOE4BSUG

Interchangeable circuit board #: AT9G ATDG

NOTE: It is important to remember that during the programming mode, 
each individual step must be completed within 15 seconds of the previous 
step. If the 15 second time limit expires between steps, the unit will 
automatically exit the program mode. This is indicated by a long chirp from 
the siren.

Non alarm models will flash the parking lights only to confirm the transmitter 
code has been learned and stored. 

NOTE: Because the system may be capable of sounding a siren,
the vehicle horn, or both, where the siren chirp is referenced below, 
the siren may chirp, the horn may beep, or both devices may sound.

TO PROGRAM ADDITIONAL TRANSMITTERS:

1) Enter the vehicle, and turn the ignition switch to the on position.

2) Press and release the valet push button switch three times.

Note: Some systems may use a combination push-button LED switch. 
In these systems the push-button and the dash mounted LED are one and the same.

3) The dash mounted LED will flash 1x, and the siren will chirp 1x, indicating that the 
system is ready to accept programming of channel #1 which is arm/lock, 
disarm/unlock/unlock 2, and panic functions.

4) Press and hold the lock or lock/unlock symbol button of the transmitter 
you wish to program for 4 seconds or until a long chirp is heard from the siren.

"Repeat step 4 for each transmitter you wish to program".

NOTE: If your transmitter button has the Lock/Unlock icon on one button, press 
and release the valet push button switch 2 times then move on to step #8.

5) Press and release the valet push button switch one time to advance to 
channel 2. The siren will chirp 2 times and the dash mounted LED will Flash 2 times, 
indicating that the unit is ready to accept programming for channel # 2 which is 
only used for separate lock and unlock button transmitters, and is the disarm/unlock/unlock 
2 and panic.

6) Press and hold the unlock symbol button of the transmitter you wish to program for 4 
seconds or until a long chirp is heard from the siren.

"Repeat step 6 for each transmitter you wish to program".

7) Press and release the valet push button switch one time to advance to channel 3. 
The siren will chirp 3 times and the dash mounted LED will Flash 3 times, indicating that 
the unit is ready to accept programming for channel # 3 which is the trunk release/alternate
 output channel of the system.

8) Press and hold the trunk/key symbol button of the transmitter you wish to program for 
4 seconds or until a long chirp is heard from the siren.

"Repeat step 8 for each transmitter you wish to program".

9) Press and release the valet push button switch one time to advance to channel 4 if so 
equipped. The siren will chirp 4 times and the dash mounted LED will Flash 4 times, indicating 
that the unit is ready to accept programming for channel # 4, optional device (where equipped) 

10) Press and hold the Option button of the transmitter you wish to program for 4 
seconds or until a long chirp is heard from the siren. 

"Repeat step 10 for each transmitter you wish to program". 

11) Press and release the valet push button switch one time to advance to channel 
5 if so equipped. The siren will chirp 5 times and the dash mounted LED will Flash 5 times,
 indicating that the unit is ready to accept programming for channel # 5 optional device 
(where equipped)

12) Press and hold the second Option button of the transmitter you wish to program 
for 4 seconds or until a long chirp is heard from the siren.

"Repeat step 12 for each transmitter you wish to program".

Why does your vehicles installed RKE / Security system determine which remote control your can purchase?

The remotes job is to pair with your vehicles installed RKE system. It will only sync to a matching system; therefore, you cannot purchase a different type of remote than the remote manufactured with the system. It will not pair with a foreign system.

Programming:

We will send you information on how to locate programming requirement/instructions for your make, model, and year vehicle. Some vehicles have DIY (do-it-yourself) programming instructions available. While other vehicles require diagnostic programming which is available at your local qualified automotive locksmith or dealer.

Programming Requirement Information NOTE:

The vehicle manufacturers determine the programming requirements at the time of manufacture. We pass the programming requirements / instructions on to you as a courtesy. We do not write the programming nor do we determine which vehicles require diagnostic programming and which vehicles can be programmed by the you (DIY). We are not locksmiths nor mechanics nor are we familiar with EVERY vehicles program sequence. If you have questions:

        1. Check your Vehicle Owners Manual for OEM Factory remotes or The User Manual for Dealer Installed or Aftermarket RKE systems.

 2. YouTube has many video postings from do-it-yourselfers to assist with all kinds of questions & most customers find if very helpful to WATCH the programming being done which can eliminate mistakes in the sequence.

To locate the programming for your vehicle via this method go to YouTube and once there in the search bar type in the following:

i.      If you have a factory RKE system: your make model year + the words program remote (i.e.: 2005 Ford Mustang program remote)

ii.      If you have a dealer installed or aftermarket RKE system: the FCC ID or system type + the words program remote (i.e.: ELVAT5C program remote or AS200 program transmitter?)

 3. For OEM FACTORY installed systems: send us an eBay message with your vehicles make, model & year = we can pass on to you any programming information requirements we have on hand.

 4. For DEALER INSTALLED RKE installed systems: send us an eBay message with your remote controls FCC ID # and PART# and the vehicles make, model, & year = we can pass on to you any programming information requirements we have on hand (the programming for dealer installed RKE systems will be different than Factory or Aftermarket installed RKE systems).

 5. For AFTERMARKET INSTALLED RKE installed systems: send us an eBay message with your remote controls FCC ID # and PART# = we can pass on to you any programming information requirements we have on hand (the programming for aftermarket installed RKE systems will be different than Factory or Dealer installed RKE systems).

6. There are also many auto forums that you can go onto by just conducting a google search with your questions.

7.  or a local automotive locksmith or your local parts/car/audio store will typically be able to assist you if you are trying to avoid the dealer.