In car with doors closed insert key into ignition 6 times in 10 seconds leave key in and turn to on position press and release the lock button on the fob turn key to off position remove from ignition doors lock then unlock. You're welcome.
@@abaddonguecubu6588 What is remote started? And where in center console? I dont understand. I have key fob with hidden key in it, key slot with no position marks in steering column and engine start/stop button in center console.
@@bloodivi guess you found it now but theres a small black cover on the side of the steering column (where the key would go usually in any other key start car) prize the plastic cover off with a flat head screen then youll see the barrel. Insert the small key part into the ignition barrel (it just pushes in, dont turn it) then press the push start button. Programming can only be done at home if you have 2 keys already using Forscan, otherwise its a trip to the stealership for a new key and programming 😢
So my remote did nothing after my wife programmed an old remote while I was out of town for work. When I returned home and tried to use my remote start it didn't work. The doors would not cycle and nothing would happen. My first thought was dead battery on my key fob remote. So I went to Fred Meyer Jeweler and got a new battery. Tried it in the Fred Meyer parking lot and got nothing. I Google a few RUclips videos and had tried to reprogram the key fob twice with no luck. I tried again tonight after watching this video and got an idea. I remembered that when I had a locksmith program the 1 and only key I had the first time, the truck started once or twice but it wasn't quite right. I had to press the lock button once and start button 3 times instead of 2 times before the truck would start. So tonight I tried again while doors closed inside my truck to cycle the key on/off 8 times and back to the on position and heard the locks cycle. I turned the key to the off position and pulled it out of the ignition and tried to unlock and lock the doors. Nothing.... So I decided to do it again 8 times and then left the key in the ON position and then started my truck with the key manually. It started up and the locks cycled again. After a few seconds I turned off the truck and the lights flashed and the locks cycled again. Pulled the key out of the ignition and then tried the lock/unlock buttons on the key fob and they fkn worked. I tried my regular remote start cycle which is lock button and then start button 3X. It started. I'm back in business! So long story short. Try other cycles. I have a 2011 Ford F-350 Powerstroke diesel and it took 8X on/off ignition and then end in on position, then start the truck. Then turn off the truck and take key out of ignition and try lock buttons, Lock, then unlock. Then remote start. They all worked! Pumped and excited. Although I ordered 2 new remote start keys the other day. I suppose I will have backups now. BTW, I had the last key cut at the local ACE hardware for about $3. Which I will return to do again. Then try this cycle with each new Key. If only have one key and it's not programmed you may have to call a locksmith like I did the first time who has a scan tool made to program keys.
In car with doors closed insert key into ignition 6 times in 10 seconds leave key in and turn to on position press and release the lock button on the fob turn key to off position remove from ignition doors lock then unlock. You're welcome.
Thank you 🙏🏽
Watch from 3.00. Till the it is BS.
thank you 👍
You're doing god's work
Department of redundancy department
Exactly!!! He repeats himself 5 times! Geez
MY 2012 Focus does not have a freakin ignition or any other place to stick the key into! Nobody seems to address this. It is a push start ignition.
Plz tell me you got this figured out
Did u figured it out?
@@abaddonguecubu6588 What is remote started? And where in center console? I dont understand. I have key fob with hidden key in it, key slot with no position marks in steering column and engine start/stop button in center console.
@@bloodivi guess you found it now but theres a small black cover on the side of the steering column (where the key would go usually in any other key start car) prize the plastic cover off with a flat head screen then youll see the barrel. Insert the small key part into the ignition barrel (it just pushes in, dont turn it) then press the push start button. Programming can only be done at home if you have 2 keys already using Forscan, otherwise its a trip to the stealership for a new key and programming 😢
I feel your frustration.! In deep freeze and deep snow. No F*ing key. How ridiculous
The reset is what my key fob needed. Thanks!
What happened to three steps it seems to turn into around nine steps!
Close all doors
Insert and remove 6 times
Insert set to on position
Press lock button
Set key to off and remove
Doors should lock and unlock
(Ignore for my future reference)
Key fobs don't typically use volatile memory. It shouldn't lose its programming from a battery change.
Well done!
So my remote did nothing after my wife programmed an old remote while I was out of town for work. When I returned home and tried to use my remote start it didn't work. The doors would not cycle and nothing would happen.
My first thought was dead battery on my key fob remote. So I went to Fred Meyer Jeweler and got a new battery. Tried it in the Fred Meyer parking lot and got nothing.
I Google a few RUclips videos and had tried to reprogram the key fob twice with no luck.
I tried again tonight after watching this video and got an idea. I remembered that when I had a locksmith program the 1 and only key I had the first time, the truck started once or twice but it wasn't quite right. I had to press the lock button once and start button 3 times instead of 2 times before the truck would start.
So tonight I tried again while doors closed inside my truck to cycle the key on/off 8 times and back to the on position and heard the locks cycle. I turned the key to the off position and pulled it out of the ignition and tried to unlock and lock the doors. Nothing....
So I decided to do it again 8 times and then left the key in the ON position and then started my truck with the key manually. It started up and the locks cycled again. After a few seconds I turned off the truck and the lights flashed and the locks cycled again. Pulled the key out of the ignition and then tried the lock/unlock buttons on the key fob and they fkn worked. I tried my regular remote start cycle which is lock button and then start button 3X. It started. I'm back in business! So long story short.
Try other cycles. I have a 2011 Ford F-350 Powerstroke diesel and it took 8X on/off ignition and then end in on position, then start the truck. Then turn off the truck and take key out of ignition and try lock buttons, Lock, then unlock. Then remote start. They all worked! Pumped and excited. Although I ordered 2 new remote start keys the other day. I suppose I will have backups now. BTW, I had the last key cut at the local ACE hardware for about $3. Which I will return to do again. Then try this cycle with each new Key. If only have one key and it's not programmed you may have to call a locksmith like I did the first time who has a scan tool made to program keys.
This could have been 3 mins long,very,very,very repetitive,just get to the point.
What a droning Turbo Pillock
Ffs get to the point
Get to the POINT!!!!!
Thus video is so damn depressing
redundant
AI written. Terribly repetitive text.