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I've got a 94 with the 2 button fob and the handbook has a procedure to initialise the transmitter. "quote"
Initialising the transmitter
After renewing the transmitter battery, the infrared transmitter must be initialised (unless renewing takes less than one minute and none of the buttons a pressed). The same applies if a new transmitter has been obtained, e.g. to replace a faulty one.
- The car must have been opened using the remote control.
- Close the driver's door.
Important
If the driver's door is not closed, the initialising process can still be carried out but any further initialising in future is blocked. This blocking must then be rectified at a BMW service station.
Briefly turn the ignition key in the steering lock to position 1 (for max. 5 seconds) then back to 0.
- Press button 1 (the rectangle unlock button) on the transmitter and hold depressed. Press button 2 (the round lock button) briefly 3 times within 10 seconds, meanwhile always keeping the the button 1 depressed.
Release button 1; the LED will flash slowly for a max. of 10 seconds.
- While the LED is flashing , hold the transmitter close to the receiver under the inside mirror (at a distance no more than approx. 15 cm) and press one of the two buttons.
- The central locking function will be engaged and immediately released again, indicating that the transmitter has been successfully initialised.
If the LED does not flash or if the central locking does not respond, the initialising procedure must be repeated.
Any other transmitters used for the car (up to four are possible) must be initialised within 30 seconds. Do not operate the ignition this time.
if a transmitter develops a fault, a replacement can be obtained from your BMW service station. (end quote)
Give it a go, you might get lucky or you might have to get the "BMW service station" to unblock it.