Kia_Racer wrote: Do you still have the 2004 9-3 fob? I just picked up an Aero convertible and I could use a spare.
It was the only one that didn't work. Sorry.
Kia_Racer wrote: Do you still have the 2004 9-3 fob? I just picked up an Aero convertible and I could use a spare.
It was the only one that didn't work. Sorry.
NGTD wrote: Did you look into shipping to Canada? I am interested in a VW one.
The online calculator told me something crazy for a shipping price. Email me your address and I will get a quote from a real, live postal worker tomorrow.
Username at gmail.
bgkast wrote:NGTD wrote: Did you look into shipping to Canada? I am interested in a VW one.The online calculator told me something crazy for a shipping price. Email me your address and I will get a quote from a real, live postal worker tomorrow. Username at gmail.
Email sent
Do you have one that'll work on a 99 new body Chevy Silverado?
Stampie
Anyone know if I can get the Mercedes-Benz fans reprogrammed to work on another car? I need one for a 98 e320
Stampie wrote: Do you have one that'll work on a 99 new body Chevy Silverado? Stampie
Not sure, does it look like any of the ones in the Picture? 
Post the numbers on your remote I will see if they match. None of the ones I have worked on my 1998 Safari....
markwemple wrote: Anyone know if I can get the Mercedes-Benz fans reprogrammed to work on another car? I need one for a 98 e320
You should be able to get the car programmed to recognize a "new" fob, but you may need to have the dealer do the programming. You would also need to replace the hidden key with one that matches your car.
bgkast wrote:Stampie wrote: Do you have one that'll work on a 99 new body Chevy Silverado? StampieNot sure, does it look like any of the ones in the Picture?
It's close to the bottom right in the GM pic but doesn't have the fourth button on the bottom right. On the back of mine I have GM/UTA 15732803, FCC ID KOBUT1BT, Canada 1983 101 393.
bgkast wrote:markwemple wrote: Anyone know if I can get the Mercedes-Benz fans reprogrammed to work on another car? I need one for a 98 e320You should be able to get the car programmed to recognize a "new" fob, but you may need to have the dealer do the programming. You would also need to replace the hidden key with one that matches your car.
Was hoping it'd be the other way around. I only have 1 key.
NGTD wrote:bgkast wrote:Email sentNGTD wrote: Did you look into shipping to Canada? I am interested in a VW one.The online calculator told me something crazy for a shipping price. Email me your address and I will get a quote from a real, live postal worker tomorrow. Username at gmail.
Sent you an email back. Shipping was just over $8. Let me know if you want one.
Bump. I'm going to start listing these on eBay soon.
Did you get a chance to check the numbers on the GM one?
In reply to Stampie:
Sorry, the numbers are different and based on my experience trying to get it to work on my 1998 Safari it's not compatible.
Thanks
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