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How do I reset the anti-theft system on a Ford Fusion?
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Resetting the Ford Fusion's anti-theft system is a straightforward process. First, ensure all doors are closed, apply the parking brake, and wait briefly. Next, insert the key into the ignition and swiftly turn it on and off eight times within 10 seconds. After the final turn, the anti-theft light will blink, indicating a successful reset.
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My 2012 Ford Fusion is not functioning properly. Is there another solution I can try?
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To reprogram your car's security system, start by inserting the key into the ignition and turning it from off to on eight times within ten seconds, making sure to end in the on position. Wait until you hear the locks click, then press and hold any button on the remote for about 30 seconds until you hear the locks click again.
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It doesn't function properly in my Fusion.
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I inserted the key, let it idle for around 10 minutes until the light turned off, then I pressed the unlock button on the remote and the vehicle started.
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I've got a key fob but no actual key. How can I make it work?
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I gave it a shot, and while it did make the door locks switch, the car is still not starting.
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This method has been successful for me with all Ford vehicles. Begin by disconnecting the battery, then insert the key into the ignition and turn it to the on position. Finally, reconnect the battery and you're done.
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Insert your key into the ignition. While starting the vehicle, push the key towards the driver's side window while turning it. I struggled with this for days until I discovered this trick. Now, it starts up without fail every time.
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Hey, I attempted the ignition x8 method on my 2004 Fusion, but it didn't work to activate the locks. However, after trying it around the 4th or 5th time, I typically hear a prolonged internal beep lasting about one to two seconds.
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A person in my car pressed the push-to-start button while the car was parked, and now it won't start. The brake pedal is stuck. I believe it's related to the anti-theft system. Any suggestions on how to fix this?
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Oh my goodness, I've tried everything and nothing is working. The ABS light was on, indicating I needed a new speed sensor, but I accidentally locked it up before getting it installed. Could this be the reason for the issue? Can anyone offer assistance?
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Tested all three options for the 2009 Ford Fusion but did not hear any sound indicating the doors locking, and the car did not start.
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The ideas proposed by the individuals are ineffective and won't even get off the ground.
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I don't know the answer, but I wish I did because I'm experiencing the same issue. I've attempted everything but still can't resolve it! Were you able to fix yours?
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It fails to secure the lock by the 8th turn during the final step.
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I've been dealing with the same issue with my 2006 Fusion for days. The problem began when my battery drained from sitting for too long. I recharged the battery and have been attempting to deactivate the anti-theft system ever since. I will provide an update if I come across a solution.
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How can I bypass the anti-theft system on a 2011 Ford Fusion Hybrid to start and run the car?
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Attempting to disable the anti-theft setting on my vehicle
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I have a 2011 car and I am unable to turn off the anti-theft light.
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I've attempted six times, but no success has come my way.
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The starter has been replaced and the key fob is functioning, but the car still won't start. What other reasons could be preventing it from starting?
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The attempt was unsuccessful.
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