Dorman 924-797 Mode D'emploi

924-797
IGNITION LOCK
CYLINDER
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924-797_Tech-Note
CAUTION: Prior to attempting programming,
it is necessary to have at least one functioning
original PATS key (not a duplicate). Before
installing programmer, perform the following
diagnostic test. With new ignition cylinder
installed, hold original PATS key to steering
column near ignition lock cylinder. At the same
time, attempt to start vehicle. If vehicle does not
start, starts and turns off, or theft light flashes,
vehicle will not enter programming mode
and programming using the onboard method
described in these instructions will not be
possible. A suitable scan tool will be necessary
for programming new key(s) to vehicle.
NOTE: This lock cylinder kit consists of an
ignition lock with keys and a programming
tool. There are three keys provided in this kit:
two transponder security keys and one non-
transponder key. The two transponder keys will
need to be programmed to your car to avoid a
no-start condition. Once ignition lock cylinder is
installed, new keys will need to be programmed
using the following key programming
instructions.
NOTE: Due to the programming process being
sensitive to voltage drops, it is recommended
that a battery charger is hooked up to vehicle
before beginning the programming process.
KEY PROGRAMMING
INSTRUCTIONS
STEP 1:
Remove all keys from ring and separate them from each
other.
STEP 2:
Plug programmer into OBD-II port, located under dash
by brake pedal. Wait for a beep.
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Disclaimer: It is impossible in these instructions to account for all possible circumstances or situations that you may experience when at-
tempting to install this product. Please consult with a qualified auto technician before attempting to perform any work you are not qualified to
do. Automobiles can be hazardous to work on; be sure to take all necessary safety precautions. Failure to do so may result in property damage
or personal injury. Certain motor vehicle standards and performance requirements may apply to your motor vehicle (such as Federal Motor
Vehicle Safety Standards by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration). Be sure that your work is performed in accordance with such
standards and that you do not disable any motor vehicle safety feature.
STEP 3:
To ignition
Insert new non-transponder key into new lock while
simultaneously holding original key up against non-
transponder key and lock in orientation and direction
shown. Turn key to ON position without starting, and wait
for programmer to beep.
NOTE: After Step 3, move original key at least
one foot from the vehicle to avoid causing a
programming failure.
STEP 4:
Insert first new transponder key. Turn key to ON position
but do not start vehicle. Wait for programmer to beep
twice.
STEP 5:
Programmer will begin a 10 minute security access
check. Programmer LED will flash.
STEP 6:
Programmer will beep twice when security access is
obtained.
STEP 7:
Cycle first new key from ON to OFF and back to ON.
STEP 8:
Wait for programmer to beep once, then turn key to off
position and remove.
STEP 9:
Insert second new transponder key and turn to ON
position.
STEP 10:
Programmer will beep three times when programming
is complete.
STEP 11:
Both transponder keys are now programmed. Original
key may be retained for use in doors and tailgate if
desired. Non-transponder key can be discarded.
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