Key Fob Programming/ Factory Alarm Woes

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Grey2003

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If I understand correctly that whenever a battery is replaced, the key fob needs to be reprogrammed? If so how, and why does my alarm go off everytime I unlock the passenger door with a key?

Oh yeah, back window works with a new dash switch. Woo Hoo.

1995 Ford Bronco.

 

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Not sure about Broncos but on my Expedition it doesnt. I put an Optima red top in it and I take it out all the time to boost other vehicles. Never had an issue. That would mean everytime your battery goes dead you would have to reprogram too. Doesnt make much sense.

 
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Not sure about Broncos but on my Expedition it doesnt. I put an Optima red top in it and I take it out all the time to boost other vehicles. Never had an issue. That would mean everytime your battery goes dead you would have to reprogram too. Doesnt make much sense.
From what I was told by the local service guy, the Bronco's used the older style gem if you will and the '97 and on does not. Info could be wrong though.

 

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I don't know why your alarm is going off. But I do know that on my 96 I have disconected the battery numerous times and never had to reprogram anything accept the clock.

 

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yoAnti-Theft System Service Tips TSB 94-25-05 for 93-94 bronco, F Series, Explorer, Ranger, Econoline & many others

"...B-3) - ANTI-THEFT PROTECTION SYSTEM - ALARM ACTIVATED IN ERROR

Article 93-12-7

ISSUE The anti-theft protection system alarm may be activated in error because water may have entered the door ajar switch.

ACTION Install new door ajar switches which include double O-rings and improved lubrication to minimize water entry
Thanks and I will look at it, but it does it all the time and I park inside. Still I will check it out.

 
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Key fob fixed. Feel kinda stupid, but the last owner took the batteries out of it. Why? It's slow, but it works.

 

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