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The dealership is the right place to get the remote fobs but if you want it at a low budget then contacting locksmith is a better idea.
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Before buying another car ask auto locksmith first, maybe they can provide you a new key fob.
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Originally Posted by walnut777
(Post 12973)
I bought my grand marquis used and it didnt have a key fob. I bought one and I have read 2 different ways to program the key fob and neither work.
The one goes like this: Get in the car, key in ignition, turn the key from the off position to the run position 10 x's in under 10 seconds ending the cycle on the run position and then the doors will lock then unlock to let you know you have entered the programming mode. (My car does not lock and then unlock using this method.) Once the car locks then unlocks press the lock or unlock button on the key fob and your all done. 2nd way I got from a local locksmith and he said you: Lock your doors, close the door Go to your keyless entry pad on the door. Enter you original 5 digit code then press the 1/2 button and then press lock or unlock on your keyfob before the lights on the keypad go out and then your remote is programmed. This doesnt work either. I tested the remote and battery at a local parts store and it works. I remember when i owned 1 95 ford taurus to program a remote you had to go to the trunk and find this 2 wire harness that wasnt connected to anything, short it with a paperclip, press lock or unlock on you keyfob and the key fob was programmed. This worked with my 95 taurus. On my 98 Grand Marquis there is a similar 2 wire harness that isnt connected to anything on the rear deck lid inside the trunk very close to the 5 digit entry code on the hinge. Im afraid to short it like the 95 Taurus bc I am not sure thats what this is. Anyoen ever had this problem and how did you resolve it? |
Originally Posted by DefEddie
(Post 12975)
Oh yeah,confirm you have the correct remote for your vehicle or it won't work (not just any merc/ford remote will work)
Also,you mentioned your 5 digit code being on your hinge?? Can you expand on that? If the factory code is on the vehicle somewhere it sure would make it easier to get the code for customers,no plugging in a computer. I'm going to check some hinges tomorrow and plug in to double check against the master programming code. |
Door Lock Code
The famous 95 MERC has the 5-digit Door Lock Code on a sticker attached to the Driver's Side Trunk Hinge.
Owner's Manual gives instructions for Key Fob programming. https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.mer...1c749e5cb1.jpg 2-Inch Dual Exhaust by Walker, with H-pipe and MagnaFlow Glasspacks. |
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