Cutting a spare key
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Nimrod - I figured it out yesterday. Make sure you have all of the doors CLOSED and all of the fobs in your lap. Then follow the directions in the manual for the "Programming a Spare Intelligent Access Key". These direction are located int eh "Security" section of the owners manual.
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Nimrod - I figured it out yesterday. Make sure you have all of the doors CLOSED and all of the fobs in your lap. Then follow the directions in the manual for the "Programming a Spare Intelligent Access Key". These direction are located int eh "Security" section of the owners manual.
P.S. I looked at that section and now think I do use the first procedure. Mine is a flip key remote start. I don't have a push button start on dash.
Update: Got mine cut today and was able to program it outside the locksmiths. Took me two tries because there are two positions in the Off to On flip. I think on the first try I didn't get to the second position on with one of the flips. Screen actually posted a message after second programmed key was taken that is was ready to program. After the unprogrammed FOB was programmed got a message it was complete.
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Im not sure you can use a non-chip key on a system that has a chipped key.
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Update- my local locksmith lazer-cut a no-chip, mechanical key for about $35. I wish the tailgate had a keyhole, and that you could unlock/lock all doors using the mechanical key in the keyhole on the driver's side.
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