1995 Buick LeSabre Owner's Manual - Page 63

You can match a transmitter to as many different vehicles as you own, provided they are equipped with exactly the same model system. (General Motors offers several differentmodels of these systems on their vehicles.) Each vehicle canhave only two transmitters matched to it. 3. Use a jumper wire with alligator clipsat both ends to ground (Terminal 4) to program (Terminal 8). Grounding the program terminal erasesthe system memory and causes the doorsto lock and unlock once. Thismeans the system is ready to be matched to thetransmitter. 4. Keeping the program terminal grounded, press the UNLOCK button on the first transmitter. The door locks will lock and unlock again to indicate the transmitter is now matched. If there isno response, check the transmitter batteries. If you do not want to match a second transmitter, proceed to Step 6. 5. Still keeping the program terminal grounded, repeat Step 4 with the second transmitter. If you disconnect the ground wire before completing this step, only the first transmitteris matched. If you make a mistake, disconnect the jumper wireand start overat Step 3. 6. Remove the jumper wire. (Note: The system will not operate if the jumper wire is still connected.) To match a transmitter, use the following instructions. 1. Have both transmitters that will be matched to the car present,even if only one is new. Remove the car keys from the ignitionand have them with you. 2. Find the 16 pin diagnostic connector above the accelerator pedal. BLK ASSEMBLY LINE DIAGNOSTIC LINK (ALDL) CONNECTOR 7. Test the operation of both transmitters with the vehicle. If the lock control does not work as it should, see your Buick dealer. 2-7