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Join Date: Dec 2020
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Has anyone ever successfully programmed a new key for an LT using FORSCAN?
As an experiment i bought a cheap flip key, first it had the wrong chip (ID60) which wasn't detected so i got an ID63 and replaced that. Chip now detected the programming process completed in PATS but the number of keys programmed stayed the same and the new one doesn't start the car. I've read a some stuff on Forscan forum that says some Australian cars can't be done, could be just junk china keys/chips curious if anyone else has tried. I know it can work as i programmed a proximity key for an 09 Mondeo just fine, kinda shocked that worked tbh |
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FORSCAN PATS Key programming
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