pats module 1997 mustang location?
If you are talikng about the PATS(passive Anti-Theft System), you don't. That system is intregrated into the vehicle's computer system. When you start the car, the PCM looks for the PATS module that reads the chip inside the key, to either give the okie dokie, or saying "no-go," and the PCM takes appropriate action. If there is a problem with it, I am afraid you are stuck repairing it, or switching out the PCM for one that is not equipped with PATS, and therefore doesn't look for a PATS module signal.
look for the PATS (passive anti theft system) fuse, if its a shared circuit find the pats modules and take the + wire and cut and cap it Where is the PATS Module located? Again my question is where the PATS module located on vehicle
Yes '96 was the first year for the PATS in the Mustang.
you first take all the stuff around it and put it on
So, a PATS module is located on a ford vehicle. A truck if I read correctly. It seems to be located underneathe the steering column, and has 4 wires. All these need to be together for this part of the vehicle to run.
You have to have the mustang at the ford dealership to be hooked up to their equipment and they will reprogram you mustang computer with the encoded PATS key. If you had a mustang that was 1996-98 you could just order the encoded key and do it yourself in about 45 minutes. But because of the anti-theft chip placed in these keys by ford, late 1998 and newer have to be reprogrammed at the dealer. Sorry for the bad news!
1998 Explorer uses a PATS II system with a transponder in the keyhead.
A GEM module may need to be programed on that truck and should be taken to a dealer to be installed. If the truck has Pats keys (anti-theft keys)
PATS!
The Pats won 25-21
Pats Acholonu died in 2006.
Pats Acholonu was born in 1936.