mykltn said:Put the key in the ignition but do not start the engine. Turn it to accessory and back 12 times very quickley. You will see the doors lock & unlock. Press any of the buttoms on the new remote and it will program to the car. You can program more than one remote at the same time. Good luck.
mykltn said:Put the key in the ignition but do not start the engine. Turn it to accessory and back 12 times very quickley. You will see the doors lock & unlock. Press any of the buttoms on the new remote and it will program to the car. You can program more than one remote at the same time. Good luck.
Force Fed Flesh said:does this apply to fords in general or just the mustang.....also is that a common method used by other car makers?
Gr0und_Fault said:That sounds like it may work for a factory system. But what if it's an aftermarket system? Do you think the same would apply?
LsRedy2Kstang said:Uh, did you guys think of actually looking in your car manual. It is in there!
Slow 2.3 said he bought the car used & if the guy only had one key and no remotes, chances are he didn't have the manual either.
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