Keyless Entry Remote Programming Instructions – 1995 Oldsmobile Aurora

Important Notice: The 1995 Oldsmobile Aurora does not support onboard programming for keyless entry remote fobs. Remote programming must be performed by a qualified technician using specialized diagnostic tools.

Programming Procedure:

• Step 1: Contact a certified automotive technician or an authorized service provider who has experience with keyless entry systems and access to manufacturer-compatible diagnostic equipment.
• Step 2: Confirm that the technician uses approved diagnostic software that can securely interface with your vehicle’s electronic control unit for accurate remote registration.
• Step 3: If your vehicle is in working condition, consider driving it to the service location. Doing so may reduce any additional costs associated with mobile service visits.
• Step 4: Schedule an appointment in advance to ensure that the technician is properly equipped and available to service your specific model.
• Step 5: Bring all existing key fobs with you. Some systems require that all remotes be programmed at the same time to maintain complete functionality.
• Step 6: At the service location, the technician will connect a diagnostic tool to the vehicle’s onboard diagnostic port, typically located beneath the dashboard.
• Step 7: The technician will then initiate the key fob programming process using specialized software to pair the remote with your vehicle’s system.
• Step 8: Once programming is complete, the technician will test all remote functions—such as lock, unlock, and trunk release—to confirm proper operation.
• Step 9: Personally test each programmed remote to ensure all features are working correctly before concluding the appointment.
• Step 10: Store backup remotes in a secure place, and consider programming an extra remote for convenience or emergency use.