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Often the owner's manual for the vehicle will have a replacement key programming procedure. You could also just call the dealer (it helps to find a friendly one, of course). If you haven't read it yet I'd suggest you look at the sticky in the Car Security forum on Key Immobilizers and Remote Starting. If the car has a transponder-based immobilizer(like our example 2001 Mustang does, and like Transport Canada has mandated on all cars sold in Canada since September 1, 2007), the number of keys is very significant in determining how you'll be able to bypass the immobilizer for remote starting. Obviously, to use a universal bypass* module you'll have to have a spare key available for the vehicle. On some cars and trucks if you want to use a vehicle specific RF* or data* bypass module you'll also need to have 2 separate keys during the installation, as the procedure to program the bypass to the vehicle requires this. *These are the labels used in the linked sticky thread.C Renner's Auto Electronix

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johnny hasn't opened shop since the sixth of may, i guess best buy it is,

That\s to bad, since I was wanting to buy from a B&M shop instead of a box store Jeff

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