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uncpaul728 
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I need to program a remote for my wifes car i have a new remote just dont remmeber how to program the alarm to accept it.  Dont know the model number of the alarm.
bmf1000d 
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you can find alot of automate alarms here

http://www.directed.com/guides/igs.asp

"Big" Mike
Double Take
Fremont, Ne
remember to check all your wires with a dmm not a test light!!
i take no responsibilty whatsoever for the vailidty of the info nor consequences thereof
uncpaul728 
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thanks I went through that whole web site already thanks.
rsannicolas 
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try going to  www.automatecarsecurity.com and try to contact them. or call the automate nationwide travelers assistance phone number at the website.
uncpaul728 
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Thanks ,  I didnt know they had they own website.  Thanks So Much
uncpaul728 
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I found the Owners Manual but thers nothing at all about Programming at all.

The Model Number Is 7HF.  Anybody remember from way back in 1996.

rsannicolas 
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Okay, more than likely it is like the older viper alarms since its DEI. open the remote and remove the battery. right above the battery on the circuit board is a rectangle like chip , it's the biggest thing there so you can't miss it. carefully pop out the circuit board and right behind the chip where it is soldered to the board you'll see some numbers and each one is connected to the chip through the board. some of them will be connected and some will be cut (not connected) it is actually a code. inside the alarm brain is a similar chip that is numbered also and should be cut or connected in the exact same way. that is how they communicate. if you have another remote that works already with the alarm just make sure that that the new one is cut or connected just like the old one. if not the new remote has to match the code in the alarm brain. if you can't do it  most alarm shops can program it for you. please let me know if I was right...

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