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Step-by-Step Programming Instructions:

If you find yourself without any working keys, unfortunately, you won’t be able to program a new key yourself. Here are the options available to you:

1. Preferred Option: Reach out to a mobile Automotive Locksmith who can come to your vehicle and create a new key for you. They’ll use a specialized computer to program the new key.
2. Alternatively, you can have your vehicle towed to a Dealership. They’ll then create a new key using their specialized computer.

Now, if you have one working key and wish to program a second one, you’ll need assistance. Here are your options:

1. Preferred Option: Contact an Automotive Locksmith who can connect a special computer to your vehicle to program the second key.
2. Alternatively, you can visit a Dealership, where they’ll utilize their specialized computer to program the second key.

However, if you’re in possession of two working keys and want to program a third one, you can tackle this task yourself. Here’s how:

1. After having the new key cut by a Locksmith, start by inserting one of the existing working keys into the ignition cylinder.
2. Turn the ignition cylinder to the ON (RUN) position and then back to OFF.
3. Remove the existing working key and, within five seconds, insert the second working key. Turn it to the ON (RUN) position and then back to OFF.
4. Remove the second working key and insert the new key within ten seconds. Turn it to the ON (RUN) position and leave it for one second before turning it back to OFF.
5. Look for the security light to illuminate for three seconds, indicating that the new key has been successfully programmed.

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