I have purchased ford keyless entry key fob. I cannot program it to open the rear hatch door on my station wagon
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from what i googled, the instructions told me to turn the key WITHOUT starting the car 8 times. on the eight time leave it in the on position then hit one of the buttons on the fob. then turn key to the off position and remove the key. Push another button on the fob to ensure the programming took. good luck. try URL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mG3R58-24QU (copy and paste into browser
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All I had to do for my 2008 Mustang was to insert the key and turn it on (but just before it starts the engine) and off 8 times fast. On the 8th turn the door locks will lock and you then use the FOB to open the locks. If you tried this already, did your passenger doors unlock, even though you could not get your rear hatch to open? All the locks should be connected.
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my 03 mustang didn't have keyless entry either but it does work to unlock doors, trunk and panic button, i assume it would work for yours too, takes less than a minute to program
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The easy way to do it is take the key you bought to the dealership. They will program it for about fifty dollars. Cheapest way to go.
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I had access to a GM scan tool. You will have to bring it to the dealer to program to fob to your vehicle
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there should be a number on the back of your key fob, that's what I used to find this one (XT-33). My old one broke off my key ring so I just swapped out the insides (board) and didn't worry about programming it.....this worked great for me. Hope this was helpful.
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I got mine cut at Southerlands, but you'll need to get the chip in the key programmed at a Ford-garage to work (unless you have 2 working keys). The dealer charged $36 for the programming.
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kinda long shot here cuz im not really sure, but check with a locksmith cuz they are atleast able to program keys and thus possibly the radio system too. they generally will be about 1/2 to 1/3 the price of going to a ford dealer. good luck!
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http://blog.keylessentryremotefob.com/2014/01/1996-ford-f250-key-fob-programming.html?m=1You need a small piece of wire. Looks like a wire harness plug in, jump the terminal with each end of the wire in each port then follow the direction in the link
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Bought mine and it was easy to program but still doesn't work. :( I have a 2005 forester
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I am not sure. I don't even know what I have on my car. I tried following directions to program it but it didn't work. I later took it to a programmer and they did it for me, it ran me about $20. Unfortunately it was the wrong one for my starter/opener so the open button is also the close button.
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I took mine to a key shop and they couldn't make it work either...it opens the door and that's about it. I had to bite the bullet and purchase their replacement key for about $65 dollars including programing. Still much cheaper than the dealer. Rick p.s. I did purchase a remote fob from Amazon that I was able to program myself, after about six or eight tries.
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Hi. I toss the paper out that the fob had came with. But you can look on youtube. I put "how to program a 2003 ford explorer fob." Just type in your make & model. I hope this helped you.
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You probably can program the key to open the doors but not to start the engine.. You need specialized computer software that only a locksmith or dealer will have.
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I had the same question before I bought mine. I have a 2005 Trailblazer I went ahead and bought it and programmed it and it works perfectly. I received instructions on how to program with the fob.
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U can purchase the Key FOB online (new)... It comes with a key blank inside...u can then take both to any decent locksmith shop to be programmed for your car
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Looks like you have the same one I have, so, should be no problem. I own a 1989 Oldmobile Custom Cruiser station wagon and had one put on it and, having disconnected the battery a time or 2, had reprogram it every time. It's really quite easy. I'll just type in what is in my instruction book which has worked every time:To enter programming mode --- Press the star button and hold it for 10 seconds, then release it. You are now in programming mode.Now, press the lock button once for a 3.5 second door lock/unlock, or press it twice for a 0.7 second door lock/unlock (which is the one I use).Once the above is done, then press and release the star button to exit out of programming mode.That's all there is to it. Looks like you have the same one I have, so, should be no problem. I own a 1989 Oldmobile Custom Cruiser station wagon and had one put on it and, having disconnected the battery a time or 2, had reprogram it every time. It's really quite easy. I'll just type in what is in my instruction book which has worked every time:To enter programming mode --- Press the star button and hold it for 10 seconds, then release it. You are now in programming mode.Now, press the lock button once for a 3.5 second door lock/unlock, or press it twice for a 0.7 second door lock/unlock (which is... » Read More Looks like you have the same one I have, so, should be no problem. I own a 1989 Oldmobile Custom Cruiser station wagon and had one put on it and, having disconnected the battery a time or 2, had reprogram it every time. It's really quite easy. I'll just type in what is in my instruction book which has worked every time:To enter programming mode --- Press the star button and hold it for 10 seconds, then release it. You are now in programming mode.Now, press the lock button once for a 3.5 second door lock/unlock, or press it twice for a 0.7 second door lock/unlock (which is the one I use).Once the above is done, then press and release the star button to exit out of programming mode.That's all there is to it. « Show Less
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If you have the OEM keyless entry system you can program the fob by access mode with key in ignition