ISO: Mustang/Ford Technical Service Bulletins

Jan 24, 2005 4 Replies

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Hucklebuck 21 years ago

Can anyone tell me where I can find an online catalog of Ford/Mustang technical service bulletins? I am looking for the bulletin that covers programming Keyless Entry Remotes. I know how to do it so please don't post the whole spiel on the procedure. I am simply looking for the TSB so I can give it to my father. I bought him a new remote from eBay since he lost his and I wanted to give him the bulletin to follow. I found it online while I was on vacation but I seem to have misplaced the email I sent to myself that had the link to it. Now I can't seem to find it again.

Thanks for any returned knowledge.

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Hucklebuck 21 years ago

Disregard

I found the link... never fails, once I break down and ask for help, I figure it out myself. Here's the link if anyone else needs it...

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JohnH 21 years ago

It seemed as though that site was primarily for the Ford Taurus. Do you know of one for the Mustang, or am I just too old and senile to see something I missed?

Thanks in advance.

John H

On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD, on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

"Divide each difficulty into as many parts as is feasible and necessary to resolve it." Rene Descartes

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Hucklebuck 21 years ago

Yes, the site is primarily (if not exclusively) for Ford Taurus owners. However, the Technical Service Bulletin I posted (TSB 97-24-13) covers the procedures to program the remote keyless entry systems of virtually all Ford, Lincoln, and Mercury vehicle from 1992-1998. So regarding this newsgroup, it's just good for the first generation SN95 owners. I'm not sure if a TSB has been released for 1999-2005 vehicles but I imagine that there is one out there somewhere. The dealership mechanics have to reference the material somewhere.

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Rein 21 years ago

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