Unless this is something new, you don't do anything to the remotes. Each one puts out its own set of coded pulses, and it's the computer on the vehicle that has to learn those codes. There used to be a lot of remotes that could be programmed by pressing a series of switches on the car to put it in leaning mode, then you pressed a button on the remote so the computer could detect it. Some newer models needed a scanner to put the car into learning mode.
If the remotes needed to be programmed, you'd have to worry that they would need that redone each time you replaced the battery.
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Saturday, September 13th, 2014 AT 8:36 PM