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Easy to Follow Step-by-step Instructions for How To Program a 2013 Kia Sorento Keyless Entry Remote Fob We strive to provide convenience to our customers with free keyless entry remote fob programming instructions for every single vehicle that we sell on NorthCoast Keyless. Many people don’t know that they can purchase their own replacement vehicle entry remote, save up to 70% off of marked up Dealership prices, and program the replacement remote to their vehicle themselves. We know how good it feels to save money and do something yourself; and we aim to make it as painless as possible for you! Free Step-by-Step Programming Instructions for a 2013 Kia Sorento Keyless Entry Remote Fob Verify that this important information is on the the back of your remote before using these programming instructions. FCC ID: TQ8-RKE-3F05 Model No: RKE-3F05 IC No: IC 5074A-RKE3F05 Part No: 95430-1U500 Transmitter Assembly: XMA F/L 315-NA Programming Notes: Sorry, there are no keyless entry remote self-programming instructions for this vehicle. Windows Xp Black Theme Free Download on this page. You must get an Automotive Locksmith to program the remote to your vehicle for you. If your vehicle requires professional programming we tell you, so you’re not left with any doubt and searching all over the internet.

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I ended up with 2 working key fobs for less than the dealership wanted for one! I have recommended NorthCoast to my friends, family and the locksmith who programmed my fob. He said that NorthCoast is less on some items than from his current suppliers! I purchased a remote for my 1997 Chevy Tahoe for $34 and,on your advise, had a local locksmith program it for $35 ( It required less than 5 mins.) total cost $69.I called my local Chevy dealership and they would charge $99 for the remote and $120 for programming for a total of $219!

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