1996 Lincoln Mark VIII

<h1>1996 Lincoln Mark VIII Keyless Entry Remote Fob</h1> Important: The 1996 Lincoln Mark VIII features onboard programming for keyless entry remotes using a special connector located behind the glove box. You can program up to two remotes in a single session. Any remotes not programmed during the session will not function afterward. Step-by-Step Programming Instructions: <ul> <li>Step 1: Ensure all vehicle doors are closed, and sit in the driver’s seat with your remotes ready.</li> <li> Step 2: Insert the key into the ignition and turn it to the RUN or ACC position. Do not start the engine. </li> <li>Step 3: Locate the programming connector behind the glove box. You may need to lower or remove the glove box door for access. </li> <li>Step 4: Using a short piece of wire or a paperclip, briefly jump the two terminals inside the connector. The door locks will lock and then unlock, indicating the vehicle has entered programming mode. </li> <li>Step 5: Within a few seconds, press any button on the first remote you want to program. The door locks will cycle again to confirm successful programming.</li> <li> Step 6: If programming a second remote, press any button on the second remote within 10 seconds. The locks will cycle once more to confirm programming. </li> <li>Step 7: Turn the ignition key to the OFF position. The door locks will lock and unlock one final time, confirming exit from programming mode. </li> <li>Step 8: Remove the jumper wire or paperclip from the programming connector. </li> <li>Step 9: Reattach or close the glove box, if it was removed or opened. </li> <li>Step 10: Test all programmed remotes to ensure full functionality, including locking, unlocking, and any trunk or panic features (if equipped).</li> </ul>

1996 Lincoln Mark VIII

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