2012 Escape remote starter

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Asked by Escapeeverything Dec 17, 2015 at 08:25 AM about the 2012 Ford Escape Limited AWD

Question type: General

My 2012 Escape came with a remote starter, its the square, single button
type.I have no written directions and would appreciate advice on how to use it.
Specifically, what do I do with my key once its started?

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http://accessories.ford.com/electronics/remote-start/series-100-one-button-remote-start-system-for-use-with.html ---------------------------Try this site and do your research based on the info it gives you. It is the system that Ford dealers use.

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I have the single square button remote starter and all I do is hold the button down for 3-5 seconds. you'll hear the car beep, lock its doors and the ignition should kick in

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