changing computer will keys have to be programmed?
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changing computer will keys have to be programmed?
the jet programmer i had erased my computer's memory or so i believe anyways so now have a replacement ecu on the way, will i have to bring the vechicle in to have my keys programmed or not necessary? something that can be done in the driveway? its a 2000 ranger...thanks
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the jet programmer i had erased my computer's memory or so i believe anyways so now have a replacement ecu on the way, will i have to bring the vechicle in to have my keys programmed or not necessary? something that can be done in the driveway? its a 2000 ranger...thanks
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am hoping this is something that can be done at home, my reasoning for getting another computer...to avoid cost of tow to dealer, diagnostic charge plus cost to repair..have seen a couple how tos on programming the pats keys one anyways says have to bring to dealer hoping not the case here... one point where old technology is better
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Not unless you can get someone from a dealer to make a house call with a WDS, NGS+ or equivalent.
The PATS Module and PCM share security data when first installed together, making them a matched pair. After the security data sharing, these modules will not function in other vehicles unless reprogrammed. There is a special procedure that must be carried out using the dealer tool if either the PATS Module or PCM is replaced.
The PATS Module and PCM share security data when first installed together, making them a matched pair. After the security data sharing, these modules will not function in other vehicles unless reprogrammed. There is a special procedure that must be carried out using the dealer tool if either the PATS Module or PCM is replaced.
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