Replacement GM Keyless Entry Remote with FCC ID ABO1502T

GM used factory keyless entry systems on cars, trucks and SUVs from 1996 through 2004 models that had keyfob-style remotes with FCC ABO1502T on the back. The earliest use was on Saturn S-series, Pontiac Firebird and Chevy Camaro sedans during the 1996 model year. These vehicles used the 3-button or 4-button versions of the remote. Chevy and GMC pickup trucks began using a 2-button version of the ABO1502T remote in 1997. The latest use of keyfobs with this FCC ID was Chevy Tracker, which used the 2-button remote through the 2004 model year.

The most unusual of this family of remotes is a 4-button version used on some Cadillac models. It had a gas cap unlocking button in place of the panic button (on other 4-button ABO1502T remotes).

See all FCC ID ABO1502T remotes at this link.

Nearly all of the vehicles that use an ABO1502T factory keyless entry keyfob are user programmable. The exception is Cadillac Catera sedans for the 2000-2001 model years.