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R34 Gtr, Aftermarket Alarm Linked To Central Locking, Need New Key!

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charl1992

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Hey guys, first post here on these forums.

I just purchased a r34 GTR with a huge mod list, one of them being a aftermarket alarm.

I only received one key (no unlock/lock button) attatched on a keyring to a FOB remote with a single button

which unlocks/locks and disarms/arms the car.

Problem now is, i don't even know how to begin to get another FOB programmed..

I don't think ill have a problem getting a key cut, that's the easy part. but i really want another FOB.

Thanks guys :)

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miraboi Apprentice

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Did you happen to get the instruction manual for the alarm with the car?
Should have some information in there how to go about programming another remote if not then maybe try the trusty old google and search the alarm brand and see if you find any info that way?

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