Hey guys,
So my roommate took the train down to NYC today, and managed to lose the keys to her 1994 Eagle Vision somewhere down there. When she got back to the train station, she had the plain metal key that would open the doors, etc.. But without the remote she can't get the factory anti-theft system to disable.
We really doubt we'll be able to recover her keys, so how can we disable this anti-theft system so she can actually use the car?
Thanks in advance for any advice you can offer.
It would be cheaper to just get another key fob programmed. The alarm is programmed into the engine controller.You would have to replace the controller and maybe the BCM also
Glenn Beasley Chrysler Tech
Depending on how busy the shop is. you can go to the parts counter and purchase the key fob yourself and program it it too. al you need to do is ground a wire and push the button on the fob to program it. They should tell you how to do it..
Glenn
I don't have an Eagle Vision, but on my 94 LHS (same thing) the anti-theft will shut down just by using a normal key. Maybe they're different, but maybe not. I would suggest unlocking the other door, just in case the real problem is a switch in the door gone bad.
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