<h1>Keyless Entry Remote Programming Instructions – 2007 Saturn Aura</h1> <p><b>Important Notice:</b> The 2007 Saturn Aura does not support onboard programming for keyless entry remote fobs. Programming must be performed by a certified technician using specialized diagnostic tools that communicate with the vehicle’s electronic control modules.</p> <p><b>Step-by-Step Programming Instructions</b></p> <ul> <li>Step 1: Contact a Qualified Automotive Technician Locate a technician with experience in keyless entry systems and access to dealer-level diagnostic tools compatible with General Motors vehicles like the Saturn Aura.</li> <li>Step 2: Bring All Remote Fobs for Programming If you have multiple remotes, make sure to bring them all. The vehicle may erase previous remotes during the programming session, so each one must be reprogrammed together.</li> <li>Step 3: Ensure the Vehicle Is Drivable If your vehicle is operational, driving it to the technician’s location may be more cost-effective than arranging for mobile service.</li> <li>Step 4: Provide Proof of Ownership Have your vehicle registration or title and a valid photo ID available. These documents may be required to confirm ownership before the technician begins the programming process.</li> <li>Step 5: Technician Connects Diagnostic Equipment The technician will connect a scan tool to the vehicle’s OBD-II port. This tool interfaces with the body control module and other systems to initiate the remote programming procedure.</li> <li>Step 6: Enter Keyless Remote Programming Mode Using the diagnostic system, the technician will access the remote programming menu. At this stage, any previously stored remotes may be deleted, and new ones can be added.</li> <li>Step 7: Program Each Remote Fob Individually Each remote is programmed one by one. The technician will verify that the fobs function properly by testing the door lock, unlock, trunk, and panic features.</li> <li>Step 8: Finalize Programming and Exit Diagnostic Mode Once all remotes are programmed, the technician will save the configuration and exit programming mode.</li> <li>Step 9: Test All Remotes for Functionality Ensure that each fob performs as expected, including locking and unlocking the doors and any other built-in functions.</li> <li>Step 10: Keep a Spare Remote in a Safe Location It is recommended to store a backup remote in a secure location to avoid inconvenience if the primary remote is ever lost or damaged.</li> </ul>
