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Old 02-27-2024, 07:54 PM   #1
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Re: 02 burb key fob won't take programming

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Originally Posted by EVRLET View Post
One thing to consider with these NBS trucks is that you can program 3 key fobs to a single truck. When you go into Tech 2 for programming, you will see 3 slots. One thing I could never confirm and may be the possibility here is that once you program 3 fobs, then that’s it. I have found no way to delete fobs to open a space to program another.

Like I said, never been able to confirm this theory, but have experienced what you mentioned and Tech 2 data with all 3 spaces taken was the common denominator with the various trucks I have worked on.

Just a thought…
Delete all three and start from 0 programmed. That's the way I've always done it. I've never tried to program just one.
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