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Preperation
1. Close all doors,trunk,and hood.
2. The security system must be in disarm mode and key must be removed from the ignition key slot.

Enter Code learning mode
3.Open trunk and leave it opened.
4. open the driver's door and sit in the driver's seat
5. Close the driver's door.
6. Cycle ignition switch 5 times between Off and On (DO NOT START ENGINE)
The red status light will illuminate continuously, and the siren will chirp once to indicate that the code learning mode has been initiated.
The ignition switch cycling must be performed within 10 seconds.
The sequence in steps 1-6 must be performed within 45 seconds.

Register/Delete ID Code(s)
7. Open driver's door (remain seated in driver's seat)
8. Close driver's door
9. Press and relase any button on the remote you wish to register into the system. The status led will shut off momentarily to indicate that one id code has been registered.
10. Repeat steps 7 to 9 to register the remain the ID codes.

Exiting code learning mode
11. Open driver's door and exit vehicle, leaving the door open.
12. Close trunk.
13. Close dirver's door. The LED will turn off and the siren will chirp once twice.
14. The initializaiton procedure is now completed; test all remotes to confirm operation.

Synchronizing remotes with an existing factory system
More often than you might think, BMWs will be sold without the factory remotes that control the alarm system. Since the BMW factory alarm doesn’t arm itself automatically, you don’t need one of the remotes to use the car on a daily basis. Many times a car is sold and the new owner doesn’t even know that there’s a factory alarm system installed. If you pop open your glove box and discover a factory unit plugged into the wire harness, that’s excellent news—all you need now is a remote control and some time to reprogram it. Remote controls can be found for about $100 or so at the dealer, or you can typically pick up a used remote for much less at swap meets or Internet auction sites.

On the E36 models (and many other BMW models), the factory installed two different alarm types. The early type is designated by the three-button rectangular remote and was installed in cars up to August 1995. Starting in September of that year, BMW began installing an updated system distinguished by a two-button, round remote control. Both of these systems can be programmed to be used with new or replacement remote controls. The three-button remote reprogramming involves swapping chips into your factory control unit; see Photo 6 for the exact procedure.

The two-button remote can be reprogrammed without having to take apart the glove box. Simply perform the following procedure:
Prepare the car
1. Close all the doors, the trunk, and front hood.
2. The alarm must be placed into disarm mode (not armed and not activated). If this reprogramming procedure doesn’t work after attempting it a few times, you may have to pull out the glove box and disconnect the harness to the alarm unit (or pull the fuse) to reset it and put it into disarm mode.
3. Remove the key from the ignition.
Start code-learning mode
4. Open the rear trunk, and leave it raised and open.
5. Open the driver’s door and sit down in the driver’s seat.
6. While sitting in the driver’s seat, close the driver’s door.
7. Turn the ignition switch on, then off, five times. Do not start the engine. Simply turn the switch to the on position each time so all the dash warning lamps illuminate. Important: All five cycles of the ignition switch must be performed within 10 seconds.

The entire sequence of steps (one through seven) must be performed within 45 seconds. When the steps are performed properly, the red alarm LED will illuminate continuously, and the alarm siren will sound a single chirp. This indicates that the code-learning mode has been started. Do not start the engine at this time.
Register remote ID codes
8. While remaining in the driver’s seat, open the driver’s door.
9. Close the driver’s door.
10. Press and release any button on the remote control unit you wish to register with the alarm unit. The alarm LED indicator will turn off momentarily to indicate that the ID code has been registered with the system.
11. For additional remotes (up to a total of four), repeat steps 8 through 10.
Exit the code-learning mode
12. Open the driver’s door, and get out of the car, but leave the door open.
13. Close the rear trunk.
14. Close the driver’s door. The alarm status LED will turn off, and the siren will sound a chirp twice.
15. The registration process should be complete and you should be able to use all the remotes that you registered with the system.
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