Keyless entry question - how to remove the horn beep? (Solved)

I have a 2009 with keyless entry. Can this thing be programmed? I would like to remove the horn beep when I unlock the doors. There is nothing in the owners manual. In my past cars there was several functions that could be done.

Just looked around on the internet a bit, and it sounds like you might need to call your dealer and ask them (which would be a good idea to begin with). Other GM owners are saying something about GM scan tool you can use to program all kinds of things about your car (remote specifically), but I'd be guessing it depends on your car whether you can program the horn or not (we had an opposite questions about an 03 Toyota Matrix, we wanted to enable the horn on lock sine just the blinking lights are not always enough for some people), but no luck. It may be easier to disable the horn then to enable it though...

Try your dealer to begin with though, they might do it for free if you ask nice enough..

Just seems odd a simple thing like this would have to go to the dealer to do this. I've had 5 other GM cars in the past 15 years with remote and can be programming by me. Maybe it's because this car was made in Korea and not here.

Or maybe because it's newer and now they can do everything by plugging into it. I don't know what other cars you had or what years they were, but most older cars you can program by doing some sort of "open door - turn key - close door - honk twice" type of sequence...

It's a little harder with some newer vehicles though... just like installing a remote start on a car with a factory security system can't be done without a use of specialized tools to program everything.

Usually you can program it from your radio Do this test Put the key in the igniton put it on AC and tap the Settings button and it usually gives you a menu of things to do. See my 2006 Aveo doesn't have this but my dad's Impala and my Mom's G6 has this function.

Impala and G6 are in different classes of cars too though... My wife's HHR 2LT has a lot more options that can be changed than my Aveo does... And what would you do if you went with an aftermarket radio then?... Either way, if it works for him - that's cool. But I think it's worth it to give his dealer a call. It shouldn't hurt.

There is no settings button on my car. I will check with the dealer about this.

I keep forgetting that the Aveo is Korean My bad, you see when i lock my car it chirps but I asked the dealer about making the horn sound instead of the chirp but they said what they told my mom on the Impala. Which is a completely unrelated car and why would that dealer say that to me when.

LOL... 'cause they're a dealer. I hope it was a tech you were asking there... ;) The whole point of a dealer is to sell you a car. That's their money maker. And I think their service department lives off of fleet services - guaranteed money... Especially GM being a vehicle of choice for most of government agencies. He's gonna know a lot more about an impala and a tahoe than an aveo or a cavalier. 8)

Just my $0.02

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Originally Posted by fljohnboy

I have a 2009 with keyless entry. Can this thing be programmed? I would like to remove the horn beep when I unlock the doors. There is nothing in the owners manual. In my past cars there was several functions that could be done.

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I have a 09 with keyless entry....yours has a hornbeep when u unlock it?? Mine does when I lock it but not when I unlock it.

Yes it was the tech He said it was nothing on the car that could change it.

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Originally Posted by dragonwarrior2016

Yes it was the tech He said it was nothing on the car that could change it.

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Unless you go aftermarket.

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Originally Posted by Kalos Princess

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Originally Posted by fljohnboy

I have a 09 with keyless entry....yours has a hornbeep when u unlock it?? Mine does when I lock it but not when I unlock it.

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Same here.

I had a Chev Cobalt that you could program the thing to beep. Also when car put in gear the doors would lock and when taking the key out the doors would unlock. Everything was programmable.

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Ok, I see what you're saying about them having their own service departments (small companies still tend to take their vehicles in for service at a dealer though, I see at least a few one with local company names when I visit a Chevy dealer here)

On the original topic, this is what I found when I originally searched for them, but I've never heard of or used that website (they do have a phone number on top of the page, you could try giving them a call).

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Programming Instructions -

04-09 Aveo models require a GM Scantool for programming. This can be performed at any GM dealership or by any mechanic with a GM Scantool. Many Dealerships now have small portable scantools and can perform this procedure for you in the parking lot for FREE as a courtesy to their customers.

Keyblade is UNCUT and can be cut to match your VIN by your local dealership or locksmith.

(information on back of remote)


- FCC: - IT7RK700NR -

- CANADA : - 1176104426 -

- Model: - RK700NR -

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The original page can be found here:

http://www.originalkeyless.com/2009-Che ... Remote.htm