Keyless Entry Remote Q

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Dont know if this is really tech, but it's not really "talk" either.

My Hoopty Escort only came with ONE keyless remote entry. It is also a passive security device. If I use the remote to lock the doors and I open the doors with the keys, the horn beeps and the lights flash...Therefore, I need to get another remote entry.

Anyone know how/where to get a second keyless entry remote?

Also, I have the original one from the stang that I dont use since I got an alarm. Maybe I could use that, but then I need to get it programmed.

Any help would be appreciated.

RC

 

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maybe try ebay then bring it to the dealership and have them program it.


i bought a remote for my stang off ebay and had the dealership program it for me (did it for free since my aunt worked there, dont know if they charge)

 

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The keyless entry module in the car holds the information as to which key fobs work it. In the mustang, there is a jumper that makes the keyless module remember the fob. It's a simple procedure that doesn't require a trip to the dealer.

IIRC, almost all fords in the last 12 years use either 1 of 2 designs. If the FFC ID on the back matches, chances are high that it will work.

With my mustang, I bought a fob not originally from a Mustang (no pony on the front) off of ebay, and programmed it to work without problems.

Rick

 

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rockin_rick said:

The keyless entry module in the car holds the information as to which key fobs work it. In the mustang, there is a jumper that makes the keyless module remember the fob. It's a simple procedure that doesn't require a trip to the dealer.

IIRC, almost all fords in the last 12 years use either 1 of 2 designs. If the FFC ID on the back matches, chances are high that it will work.

With my mustang, I bought a fob not originally from a Mustang (no pony on the front) off of ebay, and programmed it to work without problems.

Rick

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1. What's a fob?

2. You say "it's a simple procedure" and "I programmed it to work". Care to share the "hows" of that

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Here is one currently for sale:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7970467259&fromMakeTrack=true

They have some WITH instructions for $19. If I get this, can use and search for programming instructions?

Thanks
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Hey I have one with instructions that I bought off ebay to later find out my stang was not equipted with the keyless entry. email me if you want it. I would take $15.00 for it. gregoryjmarino@ec.rr.com

 

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94GTLaserRC said:

Here is one currently for sale:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7970467259&fromMakeTrack=true

They have some WITH instructions for $19. If I get this, can use and search for programming instructions?

Thanks
RC

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When I got my stang, I bought a second keyless entry remote. My sister's boyfriend works at a dealership as a Ford technician, so I took the car and remote to him, and he programmed the remote to work with my car. I can't remember how he did it, it was 2 years ago so the memory is foggy. If you take your new remote and your car to a dealership, they chould be able to either program it for you, or tell you how to do it.

 

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ANybody else?

I thought there were a few guys on here that worked for dealers.
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Remote from other fords,lincolns mercutys will work if is same part #, there is one site for programing remotes that i use, i will try find

 

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ERNAN Needs his CT back !!!!!!!!!!

 

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94GTLaserRC said:

ERNAN Needs his CT back !!!!!!!!!!

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I still searching without CT , but i need one CT again

 

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http://www.fordf150.net/howto/reprogramremotes.php

Ok...I found it...except when I tried it, the Escort locks triggered on the "5th" cycle, not "8th" like it said there.

AND OH, btw...I was able to use the stock Mustang remote

THey have the SAME ID codes on them. The only difference in the remotes is that the one from the Stang has a pony on the front.

I feel like having a beer now
RC

 

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This wasn't site i use before but its same things, and that wil work on 94+ Mustangs too

 

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Sorry to leave you hanging. Glad to hear that you got it worked out. I didn't break out specific instructions, as I had no idea what year Racescort you had (my daily driver is also a Escort (w/o keyless entry)). What year is it? I probably have specific service manual instructions, so you know how to do it right the next time.


Also, I call the remote a fob sometimes, I guess I thought it was more common...oops.

FWIW -

To program a keyless entry remote on 94-95 Mustangs' :

1. Turn ignition switch (11572) to RUN or ACC position and momentarily short the two terminals of the Program Connector (two-pin connector next to the electronic door lock control processor. Remove LH luggage compartment and trim panel to access connector). All doors should lock then unlock. Remove shorting pin.

2. Press any button on keyless entry remote transmitter. All doors should lock and then unlock, to verify that keyless entry remote transmitter has been programmed.

NOTE:
If door locks do not respond, press button again (up to three times maximum with the same keyless entry remote transmitter). If door locks still fail to respond, go to «Pinpoint Test A.»

3. Repeat Step 2 to program additional keyless entry remote transmitters into the electronic door lock control processor (up to a maximum of four keyless entry remote transmitters).

4. Turn ignition switch OFF. All doors should lock and then unlock.

5. Check operation.

Rick

 

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can anyone answer this keyless entry problem

i had a bad keyless entry module on a 98 cobra i bought a used module from a salvage yard off of a 98 i installed it with a new remote the remote works but when i lock the doors after 30-40min. the alarm goes off by its self what could i have done wrong.