New Prestige 3BCR Keyless Starter Remote NJQ500HAF with programming instructions and battery included free. PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE: 1. Enter the vehicle and turn the ignition key to the "on" position. 2. Press valet button 3 times. 3. If installed, the dash LED will flash one time, and the siren will "chirp" one time, indicating the system is ready to accept programming for channel 1. 4. Press button #1 on the keychain transmitter for 1-3 seconds until the siren emits a long "chirp" to confirm that programming of channel I was successful. If your remote has one button, then skip to last step. 5. Press valet button 1 time. 6. If installed, the dash LED will flash twice, and the siren will "chirp" twice, indicating the system is ready to accept programming for channel 2. 7. Press button #2 on the keychain transmitter for 1-3 seconds until the siren emits a long "chirp" to confirm that programming of channel I was successful. If your remote has two buttons, then skip to last step. 8. Press valet button 1 time. 9. If installed, the dash LED will flash thrice, and the siren will "chirp" thrice, indicating the system is ready to accept programming for channel 3. 10. Press button #3 on the keychain transmitter for 1-3 seconds until the siren emits a long "chirp" to confirm that programming of channel I was successful. If your remote has three buttons, then skip to last step. 11. If installed, the dash LED will flash four times, and the siren will "chirp" four times, indicating the system is ready to accept programming for channel 4. 12. Press button #4 on the keychain transmitter for 1-3 seconds until the siren emits a long "chirp" to confirm that programming of channel I was successful. If your remote has three buttons, then skip to last step. 13. If the remote has 5 or more buttons, then continue the sequence described above programming the remaining buttons to the remaining channels. 14. To exit program mode, either turn the ignition key to the off position, or move the valet switch on then off one additional time. This is indicated by a long "chirp" from the siren.
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