Car model & year: 2005 Ford Focus
Purpose: Add new key
Using: Lonsdor K518S
Procedure: How to use Lonsdor K518S to add new key for 2005 Ford Focus
It’s very simple to use Lonsdor, you see these are function menu, we’re just doing the key today.
Insert the original key into the ignition and turn the ignition on, the flashing will go solid and then go out that shows the system is working.
Insert the new key that has been cut already into the ignition, you see that the flashing light goes just flash basically, so it’s not programmed yet.
We go to Lonsdor K518S menu, tap “Immobilization”
-> search Ford
-> China (no USA and Europe option), but it does work
-> Focus -> Classic Ford -> Type 2
-> Immobilizer
-> Add key
-> Downloading application…
-> Connect device OBD test cable with vehicle OBD port, switch ignition ON.
->Communication connecting, please wait…
-> Please insert the new key to be programmed. Note: It needs two right keys to start vehicle.
->Communication connecting, please wait…
-> Identified number of programmed keys in cars:2
-> Programming, please wait…
-> Programming complete, successfully programmed key count(2).
Pull out the new key from the ignition and insert it again into the ignition, all right the light goes solid and goes out, so that’s programmed.
And go to check another one key, so its light goes solid and goes out, they both work.
So when it says keys programmed too it must have meant the new key count will be too, so there must have just been this one key programmed.
Question: to program the remote key? in the same procedure?
The remote is programmed manually by turning the ignition on and off 8 times until you hear a chime then pressing any button on the key fob buttons. Once this is done you’ll hear another chime Then that’s the remote programmed
Question: why China model??so it can’t do most of the Ford???
I can do most of Ford as you can see from the list on the tool
You have to select China but this works on Europe or American cars too. It just doesn’t list the other parts of the world. But it works. This was done on a UK Spec Ford.
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