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Old 05-20-08, 11:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Factory Keyless Entry

I recently bought my 93 Legend back in october, but i never got a keyless entry remote. Is it possible if i buy a remote from ebay will it work?? is there some kind of programming required?? if so does anyone know how..?? Greatly appreciate if someone can help me out thanks guys
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Old 05-21-08, 12:08 AM   #2 (permalink)
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I recently bought my 93 Legend back in october, but i never got a keyless entry remote. Is it possible if i buy a remote from ebay will it work?? is there some kind of programming required?? if so does anyone know how..?? Greatly appreciate if someone can help me out thanks guys
you have to go into a dealership w/ the serial numbers on the keyless entry module and they can order a new remote for you. Our remotes cannot be programmed

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Do you know for sure that the car has the keyless entry installed?

Although most of the wiring is in all G2 Legends, there is a separate wiring harness and module that needs to be installed to make it work. Feel under your driver's knee bolster on the left side for two bumps that hide the screws to the keyless module.
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