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11.
Unplug the EZ Installer™. If the EZ Installer™ is left in the vehicle's OBD port for more than 20 minutes, an
alarm will sound reminding you to remove it.
12.
Remove the key from the ignition and test the new remote.
Instructions have timing requirements. If you wait too long between steps, your vehicle's computer may time out,
requiring you to start over. Once you begin the pairing procedure, move at a quick and even pace.
NOTE:
The following steps are only only necessary if you received the maximum number of keys error during
KEY PAIRING (see FAQs for more information). Once you have completed the steps below, go back to KEY
PAIRING.
1.
Find your vehicle's make, model, year, and transponder chip type in the Compatibility Lookup on pages 4-5.
Turn the dial on the EZ Installer™ to the position listed for your vehicle's make, model, year, and transponder
chip type under the column labeled, "Erase Key EZ Installer™ Dial Position."
NOTE: If more than one dial position exists for your vehicle, try the PRIMARY dial position first. If you are
a.
unable to successfully pair the key, try the ALTERNATE dial position listed for your vehicle.
b. NOTE: One working key and the new key should be present during the pairing process.
NOTE: Make sure any keys are removed from the ignition.
c.
2.
Enter the vehicle and ensure all doors are closed.
3.
Begin with the vehicle in PARK and the engine OFF.
4.
Remove the security label from the EZ Installer™ and insert it firmly into the on-board diagnostic (OBD) port
located under the dash.
a.
The location of your vehicle's OBD port can be found in your owner's manual.
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SIMPLE™ KEY USER GUIDE
OPTIONAL STEP: ERASE KEY
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