Ford ranger chip key bypass

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Transponder keys are designed to keep your car's ignition from being started by an unauthorised user. Inside the key is a chip that when put in the ignition responds to a signal from the car's ignition and emits a specialised character alphanumeric code that allows the ignition to start. Sometimes this feature can become troublesome when you've had to replace a few transponder keys or want to install a remote starter. Bypassing a transponder key feature is possible with a bypass kit or by permanently fixing the transponder near the ignition. Remove the plastic head from your transponder key. Using your hot glue gun, place a large dot of glue on the underneath of your steering column as close to the ignition as possible without it being visible from above. Place the key's transponder head into the dot of glue and hold it until it is firm.

Ford ranger chip key bypass

Login or Sign Up. Logging in Remember me. Log in. Forgot password or user name? How to bypass the ignition key chip? Previous template Next. Posts Latest Activity Photos. Page of 1. Filtered by:. Hemi Joel. January 1, , PM. My daughter has a 99 Ford Ranger, and it has the ignition key with a chip in it. When trying to use a non-chipped key, it won't start.

That number is compared to the list of 3 ID numbers programmed in at the factory for the 3 keys that came with new vehicle. Join Date: Jun Posts: 10, Posting Quick Reply - Please Wait.

Log in. Sign up. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Has something along the lines of strapping a key to the antenna been done? I know people get in a bunch over disabling an anti theft system, but I don't care and just want to be able to start my damn truck in the bush! Sort by Oldest first Oldest first Newest first Most reactions.

At Fixya. Backed by a community of knowledgeable professionals, our platform ensures that the solutions provided are thoroughly researched and validated. Hi, I am not allowed to provide instructions to bypass an antitheft system, I am sorry. The reason is that the immobilizer is included in the engine control module, so there is no way to bypass the system. The easiest -and cheapest- way is to order a new key or tow the car to the next Ford Branch to program the existing key. I just recovered a Ford Ranger that has a chip key needed to start. I have both chip keys in my possesion and a one that just opens the door as we locked ourselfs out and key was inside the vehicle.

Ford ranger chip key bypass

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All rights reserved. You can now use a normal key made at a hardware shop instead of a transponder key that's been programmed by the dealership, resulting in considerable savings. Join Date: May Digg this Thread! There are YouTube videos on how to make your own transponder bypass. Posts Latest Activity Photos. Ranger Pictures. Thanks BBR, and happy new year! Ford Maverick. Thread Tools. There are a few options for keys though.

Losing your car keys has to be one of the most annoying things ever.

I know people get in a bunch over disabling an anti theft system, but I don't care and just want to be able to start my damn truck in the bush! Lightning Owners Forum. Good information. The following errors occurred with your submission. Place the key's transponder head into the dot of glue and hold it until it is firm. Filtered by:. User Name. Send a private message to FireRanger. About LinkBacks. Join Date: Jun Posts: 10,