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Old 03-05-2012, 11:07 AM   #1
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GM keyless remote's

Lookie here Boys and Girls-

I have always been plagued with GM keyless remote's getting weaker and weaker over time. New batteries don't seem to help the problem.

Click on this link to watch this short flick on the problem-




Hooray- Here is the easy fix-

KeylessFix Order Page

I'm going to order a hundred, or so, of these beauties-
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Already done that, helps the older ones a little.
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Old 03-05-2012, 11:25 AM   #3
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Hey Max, how have you been? I don't have a need for the GM keyless anymore but when I had our Tahoe, walking thru a parking lot was a laugh. For whatever reason the one we had would set off more car alarms then you could shake a stick at. My brother has the truck now so he's enjoying the experience. It used to be pretty comical but all in good fun. Oh, it would turn them off as well.
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Also I have extended the antenna a little also with a single strand wire soldered to the original antenna.
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Old 03-10-2012, 09:28 AM   #5
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Just got my two "Button Repair Pads" in the mail and installed them in my two remotes-

Awesome results- back to brand spanking new operation-

The bride couldn't be happier- You'd think she got a new car-
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