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transmitter lost
Hello
i need your help
i have lost one of the two transmitter of my Z06 2007
i Leaves in France and the price is very very expensive
could you give me adress to have one directly from States
sorry for my poor language
thanks a lot
Philippe from France
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Hi Phillipe-
Welcome to the Corvette Action Center.
Those transmitters are expensive whether they are bought here in the U.S. or over in France, in part because of the dumb idea which is keyless start, but, I digress....
I have a great parts source at Tom Henry Chevrolet in Bakerstown, Pennsylvania USA which may be able to sell you a transmitter and ship it to France.
Contact Stan Lorence at Tom Henry Chevy. His email address is stan@tomhenrychevy.com
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thanks you very much I ll contact this source
Philippe Dufour
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HELLO
the US garage have answer that now GM forbidds to send spare parts in Europe... !!!
OK I bought a new transmitter in france for my Z06
I have try to turn the key 5 TIMES ( very quick) to have a signand to programm the transmitter but no result ( nothing on the computer)
do you know the general way to restarta complete reset of transmitters
and do you know if there is a difference between US model and European model for that
I remenber the situation: I have just on transmitter valid and a new one to programm
sorrey for my poor langage and i hope , you will undestand me
thanks a lot
Phil from France
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This was posted on another forum in response to a similar question. It's for a 2009 but should work on 2008. Note that it's best to have your owner's manual there to reference. This information is in the owner's manualHere is the process from the OM for a 2009:Programming with a RecognizedTransmitterA new transmitter can be programmed to the vehiclewhen there is one recognized transmitter. For vehiclessold in Canada, two recognized transmitters arerequired to program a new transmitter.1. The vehicle must be off.2. Both the recognized and new transmitters must bewith you.3. Insert the vehicle key into the key cylinder locatedabove the license plate.4. Open the hatch/trunk.5. Turn the key five times within five seconds.6. The DIC displays READY FOR FOB #2, 3 or 4.7. Place the new transmitter in the glove boxtransmitter pocket with the buttons facing thepassenger side.8. A beep sounds once programming in complete.The DIC displays READY FOR #3 or 4, orMAXIMUM NUMBER OF FOBS LEARNED.9. To program additional transmitters, repeat Step 7.Press Acc. on the ignition switch if programming iscomplete.10. Press K on each newly programmed transmitter tocomplete the process.I have not done this, but it worked for the OP on the other forum. As far as European vs. American, I have no idea. Sorry.If you don't have your owner's manual, you can download it from Chevrolet.com
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You can also download your Owner's Manual right here on the CAC!
Go to:
Tech Center
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Model Center
2007
There is a pdf.
Just realized this is in English. Chevrolet.com might be a better choice!
Last edited by LT4man; 12-10-12 at 12:12 PM.
Reason: Better information.
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