Theft light blinking rapidly 2002 ford Explorer

Asked by David Jul 16, 2016 at 03:08 AM about the 2002 Ford Explorer XLT

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 2002 Ford Explorer. The theft light rapidly
blinks when turn the ignition to the start position.
Try to crank it over and nothing happens. Read
your forums and tried to locate a valet switch or
toggle switch and had no luck locating either or. Is
there any other way to get the Explorer to start?

2 Answers

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Your key lost programming with the car this happens sometimes need the ford computer to relink it. Find a shop that has the computer

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My 2002 explorer security light turns on and flashes fast I let the key sit then it starts flashing slower till it completely stops when I go to crank it, it didn't do anything how do I reset the security light? I thought it was 10 mins on 3 times then I was good but I got nothing

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