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You need to switch the ignition lights on and off about 20 tomes in 10 seconds to disable the kill switch and activate the remote frequency learning module in the vehicle. At this ponit push the button on the new remote and the doors central locking system should activate when the new code is accepted. No one else is smart or resourceful enough to know this
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