> >My car came with that from the factory -- embedded in the key.  It's even
> >got a provision for learning new transponder codes, as long as you have a
> >working key to do it.
>
> My understanding of these systems is that it will only learn a new key if
> you have the master key supplied with the car when you start the programming
> process. You cannot use any existing working key to start the programming,
> only the master.

Nope - mine will allow programming for a new key using any existing valid key.  There was no designation of a "master" or anything else with the two keys supplied bythe factory,and I just checked the manual again to be sure.  It's a '98 Ford Mustang, by the way, not some fancy-schmancy Euro-thingie.  8-)

Dale
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