Only a dealer can do that. And probably some locksmiths.
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Anyone know the OE part number for a 2024, 3 button, 315Mhz? Ford parts says the M2DZ15K601A does not fit 2024. The only one they list for a 2024 is M2DZ15K601C but it's a 4 button for use with 315/902 Mhz.
Engineering number on mine is M2DT-15K601-AB if it helps. Thanks.
Engineering number on mine is M2DT-15K601-AB if it helps. Thanks.
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When you are programming the keys does it say anything on the dash? I've tried three times with no luck.
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When I programmed a 3rd fob there was a confirmation message on the dash, but it only lasted a couple seconds. Here's my programming post from a few months ago.
https://www.bronco6g.com/forum/threads/3rd-key-fob-programming-key-blade-cutting-summarized.94744/
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Thanks, I'll try it again
Keep trying. Mine worked after 20+ tries. I reread the directions 100s of times, fob in the slot pointing forward backward, buttons up and down, slow count, fast count. You will eventually get it.
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I agree. I kept trying and eventually it worked. The 4th key fob worked on the first try. I guess the first 10+ failures were required practice runs.
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For me, performing EVERY STEP in less than 30 seconds was the reason I had to repeat the programing several times. With the number of steps required, those 30 seconds pass quickly.
Set you phone timer up so you can see it and watch the 30 second window. If you don't finish in less than 30, programming will fail.
It's not hard to understand why many people get fast enough after 5-10 attempts they get fast enough!
Set you phone timer up so you can see it and watch the 30 second window. If you don't finish in less than 30, programming will fail.
It's not hard to understand why many people get fast enough after 5-10 attempts they get fast enough!
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It took me several tries. The manual doesn't really tell you that you have to use the newly programmed key to start your Bronco for the programming to take.
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I see it says to keep the doors closed. Can you program a fob with your doors removed? While sitting in my driveway, someone stole my tool kit out of my glove box and my door fasteners were in the kit bag. New fasteners are on order with my dealer. Well, I guess we will find out.
Verdict: YES, you can program a key fob with the doors off. Much to my surprise, I even succeeded on the first try.
I bought a used, OEM Bronco 4 button fob off eBay for about $50 from RP Accessories and it appears fully functional. It was supposedly cleared of previous programming, with a new battery installed, and a new aftermarket blank blade included. It's clearly used, but no worse than it will be after being in my pocket for a few months. No complaints so far.
Verdict: YES, you can program a key fob with the doors off. Much to my surprise, I even succeeded on the first try.
I bought a used, OEM Bronco 4 button fob off eBay for about $50 from RP Accessories and it appears fully functional. It was supposedly cleared of previous programming, with a new battery installed, and a new aftermarket blank blade included. It's clearly used, but no worse than it will be after being in my pocket for a few months. No complaints so far.
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