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Old 12-15-2025, 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by 61hawk View Post
Thank you. I get no response anywhere around the vehicle. The receiver is between the rear driver's side door and gas door. Even there, or with the key inside the access door inside the cargo area it does nothing.

I did get it to unlock once over the weekend... first time in about a month, but since then it's back to nothing.

I have a used receiver coming from E-Bay, should be here this week. It's untested of course so who knows if it's any good. I'm hoping I can get the original one unplugged since I really don't want to have to remove the cargo interior panel.

The dealership said it was $169 to reprogram a key, and they'll do a second key for no charge. So I'm going to try and plug in this "new" receiver and if that doesn't work it looks like I'll be going to the dealership.
if its the receiver that goes on the bottom of the trunk area that is easy to access if you don't have third row seats. it's panel popping and some screws and it's easily accessible. if you have third row seats you'll have to remove the passenger third row. if you have the sliding tray then you need to remove the tray. a pain but it's worth saving the dealer labor to do this as a DIY
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