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Old 30-03-2009, 03:16 PM   #1
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ok now that I have an AU you guys can expect an influx of questions, sorry about that.

The fairmont I picked up on the weekend has an aftermarket key fob/ central locking thing. Whats required to get a new fcatory one? Does it have to be programmed as such?

Reason I ask is because I might look at ebay etc, but if it requires programming then it might be easier to go to the local dealer.

Any idea of prices aswell?

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Old 30-03-2009, 03:29 PM   #2
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ok now that I have an AU you guys can expect an influx of questions, sorry about that.

The fairmont I picked up on the weekend has an aftermarket key fob/ central locking thing. Whats required to get a new fcatory one? Does it have to be programmed as such?

Reason I ask is because I might look at ebay etc, but if it requires programming then it might be easier to go to the local dealer.

Any idea of prices aswell?
Easy as - the instructions are in the owners manual. You need to have all the remotes you want to program available (including the after market one). If it's got an aftermarket one though, that suggests to me it might have an alarm?
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Old 30-03-2009, 03:44 PM   #3
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Nah no alarm, he just lost the original fob. The aftermarket one is tacky and non functional.
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you mean the original two.
aftermarket. why????
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What? I mean the thing you press for central locking (the job) is a budget looking aftermarket one that doesn't work. Just want a factory one to replace it.
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nah man, i'm saying they originally came with two remotes.
then i was saying why would anyone ever consider getting an aftermarket one.
i bought a genuine one for my wife off fleabay for $40 or so.
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They're about $70odd new from Fraud (Ford) LOL!

They usually go for up to $55 on ebay. I'd probably buy one new. They have a tendancy to break. The battery cradle (sort of like a clasp/claw on a diamond ring that holds the ring) breaks. I've got three remotes, one purchased last week on the forum and all have this breakage to varying degrees. If I had my time again, I'd go with a new item from Ford.

When you're changing the battery, it puts stress on the cradle (as described above LOL!).

JC is right about the learning procedure though. Easy as.

http://www.fordforums.com.au/showpos...6&postcount=93

Here's a link to the procedure.

All the best with it.

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