Hello Jennifer Jackson...
No... even LINCOLN windows are harder to break
(
sorry... your LINCOLN is pretty secure).
Worse... the best price I've paid to get a double sided
PATS (passive anti-theft system) key cut =
$6.
Bring your own key... But this was all about the price of PREVENTING your current situation... (oops).
If your
ONLY key is truly "i
nside"...
Your goose is pretty much cooked... The cost of
the
LOCKSMITH is pretty
trivial compared to your
alternatives...
Dealers will zing you
MUCH BETTER
than your "
expensive locksmith"...
But what ever you do... (my recommendation)... Since
you prefer not to be prepared... (no door code or FOB)
Don't pass on the opportunity to have that same SMITHY
at least
tell you about your door code POSSIBILITIES
or at least program a remote FOB for you ...
A RESPONSIBLE "
expensive locksmith" will
explain the
WISDOM of NEVER having less than
2 (TWO)
transponder keys. (by reading your owners manual you can program the FOBs yourself (
FREE).
How do you manage the
"no" keyless entry...?
I remain pretty sure the
number pad... &
KEY FOB
(wireless transmitter) were standard equipment...
2
SPARE keys minimum... ALWAYS.
SEALED Strattec Ford Mercury Lincoln PATS Transponder Chip Key UNCUT H72...
NEW FORD KEYLESS ENTRY CAR REMOTE FOB PAIR amp TWO UNCUT TRANSPONDER KEY...
1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 Lincoln Town Car FOB Remote Transponder Car...
Carnac the Magnificent
So when they say "Once a Sentry Key has been programmed to a particular vehicle, it cannot be used on any other vehicle" its meaning is that it is pertaining to the Key Blade being cut for that particular vehicle and not the Electronics of the Fob reading the Immobilizer? In other words the Fob can be Scanned to another vehicle of same Make as long as the Key Blade matches the Ignition switch?
Jim
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