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Ford ThunderBirdFord thought they'd take their own stab at the nostalgia business. There are quite a few last-century icons that wear the blue oval. For a revival subject, why not use a car famous enough to have been the subject of Beach Boys songs, starred in George Lucas movies, and has been gone long enough to be missed? Why not indeed. In 2002, the Thunderbird was reborn.
Under the dash, taped to a bundle of wires coming from the steering column, there is an open 2 pin connector facing the driver.
Cut a paper clip in half. You will find that the remaining "U" fits perfectly into that connector.
Turn the key to on an all door locks will cycle indicating the Remote Keyless Entry module is ready to accept key fobs. If not, your RKE is likely dead.
Press any key on the first fob. The locks will cycle to indicate that the fob is recognized. If not, the battery in the fob or the fob itself is dead.
Repeat for the next fob. All fobs should be reprogrammed at the same time. Only the last 4 will be remembered.
The only thing I see close to what you gave me is an white 6 piont male pulg.That faces the driver,it was night so I'll try again.Maybe this could help you help me!!Thanks for your reply!!
I found where it is from an earlier posting.It is the trunk next to the fuel cutoff,but if not for your programing instructions I would not have Know what to do with it.It worked just as you said it would.Thanks alot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I like my T-Bird evenmore now!!!!!!!!!!
P.S.I had an old fob from my 97' SHO that worked fine!!!
hey man i dont mean to thread jack but i had a ? i have the same problem finding the jumper spot i have looked in both places but there is no 2 point plug in can u tell me what it looks like. thanks
hey man i dont mean to thread jack but i had a ? i have the same problem finding the jumper spot i have looked in both places but there is no 2 point plug in can u tell me what it looks like. thanks
Depends on the year of the car.
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1998 E150 Club Wagon, 4.6L Modular, E4OD
2007 Milan. 3.0L Duratec, Aisin 6 speed AW-F21 others I look out for
2007 Escape 2wd (the mini Pumpkin), 3.0L Duratec, CD4E
2008 Mazda3 5 door, 2.3L, 5 speed manual
Sorry, but everything I can find for that vintage talks about an open 2 pin connector facing the driver, taped to a bundle of wires coming from the steering column.
__________________ Peace, it's our only chance
1998 E150 Club Wagon, 4.6L Modular, E4OD
2007 Milan. 3.0L Duratec, Aisin 6 speed AW-F21 others I look out for
2007 Escape 2wd (the mini Pumpkin), 3.0L Duratec, CD4E
2008 Mazda3 5 door, 2.3L, 5 speed manual
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