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Old 05-14-2006, 10:32 AM   #1
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Programing key fobs?? 91 TC

Hello all

My last post got me thinking about this question, I figured it would be a good subject for a new thread. I have a key fob that I would like to program to my 91 Town car. Does any one know of the proocedure?

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Isn't any one familiar with programing key fobs?????????????

Isn't any one familiar with programing key fobs?????????????
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