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Old Aug 12, 2021 | 05:57 PM
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Default Re: Key fob

Originally Posted by Viper-666
You can't program a other keyfob to a existing skreem module. If you have at least one working key (the remote part) it is possible to make a new one with this key, if not it is possible but not so easy, the processor from the skreem has to be desoldered, read out and resoldered.
A cheap solution for you were my Skreemulator Test Kit Rudy will program your ECU so that it works with the Skreemulator. Then you don't need a original Crossfire Key any more. Of course you need a keyblade for the ignigion switch and the door lock but the included RF Systems has a remote controll to open/close the car and deactivates the immobilizer over my Skreemulator.
If you been unsettle because of the beta status, I haven't heard of any problems from the existing beta testers and you can also wait for the final version. But this takes almost one or two month to be ready.


Viper, everyone else recommending any other repairs, I believe he is only looking for a crossfire FOB circuit board! His key starts the car (chip talks to SKREEM) and starts/runs the car. The only thing he needs is the lock/unlock function in the FOB circuit board. Again, I mentioned, I believe any crossfire FOB circuit board (2004 - 2008) when placed into the FOB body (undamaged) will allow the lock/unlock (providing the rest of the system for lock/unlock works).

Sdawson789, Many who take their crossfire to a dealership end up spending huge amounts of $ and time without success. Peruse the forum for the horror stories, its your $ but if you don't wish to throw it away then review the topics about never taking the car to a dealership.


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