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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Focus / August 2006

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07 Focus key programing

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jamesd43081@yahoo.com - 21 Aug 2006 08:46 GMT
Just got a PATS key, had it cut at Home Depot.  It opens the door,
works in the ignition tumbler, but wont program to start the car.
Tried the manual instructions several times, and never got the "key
programed signal".  Any sugestions?

Jim
Bill R - 21 Aug 2006 15:17 GMT
> Just got a PATS key, had it cut at Home Depot.  It opens the door,
> works in the ignition tumbler, but wont program to start the car.
> Tried the manual instructions several times, and never got the "key
> programed signal".  Any sugestions?
>
> Jim

Jim,

Timing could be the issue.  You must do the programming in the exact
order and within the time frame in the instructions.  The other
possibility is that you got a bad PATS key.
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Tim.. - 21 Aug 2006 17:25 GMT
> Just got a PATS key, had it cut at Home Depot.  It opens the door,
> works in the ignition tumbler, but wont program to start the car.
> Tried the manual instructions several times, and never got the "key
> programed signal".  Any sugestions?

If this is the MkII new focus, then you *cannot* programme keys yourself.
Its a dealer only job.

Tim..
John Barnes - 22 Aug 2006 14:39 GMT
> Just got a PATS key, had it cut at Home Depot.  It opens the door,
> works in the ignition tumbler, but wont program to start the car.
> Tried the manual instructions several times, and never got the "key
> programed signal".  Any sugestions?
>
> Jim

The instructions in my manual are badly worded, implying that you need
to complete each step within 5 seconds. They ought to say that you have
to complete the whole sequence within 5 seconds. Once I realised this
and went through the procedure fast enough it worked first time. Could
this be your problem?

John
jamesd43081@yahoo.com - 23 Aug 2006 12:47 GMT
The vender of the Strattec key says that key has to be programed by a
locksmith, so much for $15, at least I can open the door.  I have a
Ford key on order now, hope I can program that.

Thanks, Jim

> The instructions in my manual are badly worded, implying that you need
> to complete each step within 5 seconds. They ought to say that you have
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>
> John
jamesd43081@yahoo.com - 27 Aug 2006 21:41 GMT
OK, got my ford key, and within a few minutes after having it cut, I
got it programed the first time.  Now I feel more comfortable with 3
working keys.

Thanks everyone, Jim

> The vender of the Strattec key says that key has to be programed by a
> locksmith, so much for $15, at least I can open the door.  I have a
> Ford key on order now, hope I can program that.
 
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