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(okay.. typo in subject, but editor won't let me change topic)

 

2008 GMC Sierra 1500

 

Tonight remote would not do anything (3 button). Lock / Unlock / Start

Tried spare remote.. same thing... great.

 

Used the key to unlock and drove about 20 mins. Got out and was able to lock/unlock doors with remote.

 

Came back home, remote not working again (second fob not working either).

 

Hopefully loose connection on module. However is it just one module for

keyless entry and start? If so where is it located?

 

Anything else I should be checking or trouble shooting?

 

 

Thanks in advance!

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buy batteries first, spare remotes usually end up dying because they never get used. its the simplest and easiest thing to rule out completely

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Okay... tried that. (Old ones showing about 3.0v, new one showing about 3.5v). Still no luck

 

BTW its a 4 button remote. Horn does not blow either. So basically nothing on either fob works. Will try readding one via DIC

 

I assume that one module controls all remote function? If so where is that hiding so I can make sure it plugged in solid. The Alldata info on this is not that great. It shows a remote entry module in drivers door, but I can't imagine that is correct in this situation considering the unit does horn and start as well.

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Not sure if its fixed, or just behaving for the moment... I tried to relarn remotes via the DIC, it never chimed like it learned anything new, but now they are both working.

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