1997 Ford Expedition Owner's Manual - Page 66

1997 Ford Expedition Manual

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Controls and features ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM Passive anti-theft system Your ignition key has a unique imbedded transponder which engages engine electronics and allows the vehicle to be started. Without the use of your special ignition key, the vehicle will not start. During each vehicle start, the coded key is read by the anti-theft system. If the key's ID code matches the code in the anti-theft system, the vehicle is enabled to start. Your vehicle is equipped with two electronically coded keys. Additional spare keys can be purchased through your dealer or selected retailers. Be sure to purchase coded keys with the Ford logo to ensure proper functionality. If both supplied keys are lost or stolen, the vehicle and any other keys must be reinitialized by the dealer. A theft indicator in the instrument cluster provides operating status of the anti-theft system. For more information on this indicator and its function, refer to Warning and indicator lights in the Instrumentation chapter. THEFT Programming spare keys Use one of the two electronically coded keys supplied with your vehicle to program additional keys: 67

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ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM
Passive anti-theft system
Your ignition key has a unique
imbedded transponder which
engages engine electronics and
allows the vehicle to be started.
Without the use of your special
ignition key, the vehicle will not
start.
During each vehicle start, the
coded key is read by the anti-theft
system. If the key’s ID code
matches the code in the anti-theft
system, the vehicle is enabled to
start.
Your vehicle is equipped with two
electronically coded keys.
Additional spare keys can be
purchased through your dealer or
selected retailers. Be sure to
purchase coded keys with the Ford
logo to ensure proper functionality.
If both supplied keys are lost or
stolen, the vehicle and any other
keys must be reinitialized by the
dealer.
A theft indicator in the instrument
cluster provides operating status of
the anti-theft system. For more
information on this indicator and
its function, refer to
Warning and
indicator lights
in the
Instrumentation
chapter.
Programming spare keys
Use one of the two electronically
coded keys supplied with your
vehicle to program additional keys:
THEFT
Controls and features
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