Just purchased a 96 GT convertible and need some help
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I believe a 96 the chip key (anti-thieft) would be an option.
When you turn the key to on or start is the 'thieft' light on?
show a pic of the key
When you turn the key to on or start is the 'thieft' light on?
show a pic of the key
My 96 Convertible has a chipped key. I don't know if they all had them, but mine does
It is ironic. You didn't get a single chipped key when buying your 96 and the dude I bought mine from gave me four of those MFers (only one fob, though)
I know you can get chipped keys and fobs easily enough, but don't know what hoops you have to jump thru to get them programmed to the specific car (especially the key itself)
That's odd. If it turns out he is mistaken, I found this:
How to: Program a PATS key. - MustangForums.com
4.6L (1996-2004 Modular) Mustang - How to: Program a PATS key. - How to program a replacement PATS key Please keep in mind.... This and other how-to articles are provided for informational purposes only. Perform the procedures at your own risk. Mustang Forums is not responsible for any damage...
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#1 the key in the pic will not start that car.
#2 if the 'theft' light comes on or blinks you have the anti-theft option, I don't remember what year they became 'standard' equipment.
#3 call another mobile locksmith, they can copy that to chipped key blank and program it right in your driveway.
#2 if the 'theft' light comes on or blinks you have the anti-theft option, I don't remember what year they became 'standard' equipment.
#3 call another mobile locksmith, they can copy that to chipped key blank and program it right in your driveway.
See i agree with you. If it has a PATs then it needs a programmed key other wise why have a PATs on the car
$500 and no I didn't leave off a 0 lol
Thanks General you are correct as I have discovered but I purchased a new lock cylinder with keys and the locksmith is coming out tomorrow to program
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