jparadee
Member
If the push buttons still work, just buy a replacement plastic case and put your existing control board in the new case. Easy peasy. Did this with my 2000 EB and worked like a charm. Cheaper too.
Key fob replacement.
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I tried these. They work fine EXCEPT for 2 big issues.
The lift glass button is huge, and right in the center. Meaning you will constantly unlock it without knowing.
Second, and this is huge to me. Pressing the lock button twice will NOT sound the horn!!!
The lift glass button is huge, and right in the center. Meaning you will constantly unlock it without knowing.
Second, and this is huge to me. Pressing the lock button twice will NOT sound the horn!!!
My tab broke also ... on an aftermarket remote start , lucky I didnt lose it.
I just did a wrap of that fibreglass reinforced tape around the whole thing and it's better than new. Doesn't look great but I dont care. Works great. Gets you back in the game.
Trainmaster
Old School Member
Most junk yards or wreckers have a bucket of the remotes and they'll give you all you want for nothing of next-to-nothing. I usually find the OEM ones there if I look.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07B327F2W/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 Just got these, I don't know why but the second push on the lock button not sounding the horn IS a big deal LOL
Yeah i went back and bought the OEM style, now the horn sounds like it should.
Why is it important, because from 50 feet away the honk tells me it is locked.
Yeah I might have to do that, I still have the factory one so I didn't know that these don't sound! That second push with the horn is important to me too LOL
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