so far the only answer is to pay the dearler $35 dollars and wait 45 min. while they clear the memory of the radio. Personally, that sounds like unpluging something until the memory is erased, but as to what I am not sure.
There is a magic code for 93' models only (each year has own code), "0532" and you enter it in during the following sequence.
1 disconnect power for at least 30 sec. 2 put key in ign. and turn to aux. power or whatever setting allows the radio to play. 3. if locked out you see Err. on the screen. 4. press Scan key 5. press am/fm key 6. press Auto M key 7 press Tune up arrow 8. Enter code 0532 9. press Scan and Auto M keys same time until radio restores (5-10 sec)
1) Just start your car with the coded key 2) Pull the battery cable but do not leave it off too long only a few short seconds. (if you leave it off too long the pcm will forget the saved key code then you will need your pcm flashed in order to work with your key again) 3)Bypass the antithief by removing the antitheft wirers. The antitheft system only cuts power to the starter. run your own wiring to the ignition switch to bypass the antitheft.
No, the 1993 Mazda Protege DX does not have an airbag. The vehicle does have a passive restraints system and is extremely reliable.
Bypassing the antitheft chip in a 1993 Mustang LX can be risky and might not be legal, depending on your situation. If the chip was shorted out, you may need to replace the ignition switch and the associated wiring to restore functionality. Alternatively, you could install a standalone ignition system or a bypass module designed for your vehicle to circumvent the antitheft system. It's advisable to consult a professional mechanic or automotive locksmith for a safe and legal solution.
YOu need to blead the system .. then it should require no adjusting
Use the key fob. Lock then unlock
No.
Follow + battery cable should connect to solenoid
For my Mazda I use 10w-30
Bypassing the anti-theft system on a 1993 Oldsmobile 88 typically involves locating the anti-theft module and connecting specific wires to disable it. However, tampering with the anti-theft system can lead to legal issues and potential damage to the vehicle's electrical system. It is recommended to consult a professional mechanic or a locksmith for assistance rather than attempting a DIY bypass.
no
you will have to get from Mazda or buy a used one
To shut down the compressor so the system doesn't blow up.