Where To Look - Factory Five Racing Mk4 Roadster Assembly Manual

When you attempt to start the vehicle, the computer sends out a RF signal that is picked up by the
transponder in the key. The transponder then returns a unique RF signal to the vehicle's computer,
giving it the ok for the vehicle to start and continue to run. The car will not work without the key.
1996-1997 PATS I System - This system requires at least one key in order to program another key.
1998-2002 PATS II System - This system requires at least two keys in order to program another key.
If you do not get a key with your donor, you will have to have new ones programmed by a Ford dealer
or an Auto Lock specialist.
For the 1996-2004 computers, the stock computer can be flashed so that a PATS key is not necessary.
This can be done with a Diablo or SCT tuner.
For the 1999-2004 Mustangs it is important to keep all of the boxes that are connected to the wiring
harness and along with the gauge cluster. If you are not using the stock gauges, you will still need them
to be connected behind the dash in order for the car to run.

Where to look

 Junkyards – If they do not have one on the lot, usually they go to auctions weekly and can get what
you want.
 Newspaper classifieds.
 www.ebaymotors.com – search for wrecked mustang
 Internet search - search for wrecked mustang
 The following is a list of companies that will take all the parts needed, palletize it and ship it to you.
USA East Coast
Connecticut Mustang Bridgeport, CT
Menard's Auto Chester NH
Action Auto parts Rochester, NY
Fox's Auto Dover, PA
USA Midwest
Body Doctor Holland, OH
USA South
Statham, GA
Mustang Parts
203 384 0525 Bob
603 887 4049 Rick Menard
716 424 1200 Terry Sullivan
717 292 2537 Bill Fox
800-845-0270 Greg LaPointe
800-236-1156 Greg or Ben
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www.factoryfive.com 508-291-3443
www.connecticutmustangllc.com
actionautoparts.biz
www.billfoxsautosales.com
www.lapointauto.com
www.mpsautosalvage.com