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available at most discount, hardware, and
drug stores. The battery can be accessed
by removing the cover of the key fob. After
a new battery is installed, the key fob may
need to be reprogrammed to pair with the
vehicle.
Quantity Type
1 CR2032
How to replace key fob battery
If the key fob will not unlock the doors,
replace the battery
.
1. Remove the cover of the key fob.
2. Replace the battery and dispose of
the old battery.
3. Check to see if the key fob is still
paired to the vehicle. If not,
reprogram the key fob.
Programming Key Fobs
The key fob may need to be paired with the
truck when the battery is replaced or when
the key fob has not been used for an
extended period of time.
1. Turn the ignition switch to the ON
position.
2.
Open the driver and passenger
doors.
3. Press and hold the passenger
door’s unlock button for 5 seconds,
then release the button.
4. Within 3 seconds press and hold
the passenger door’s lock button
for 5 seconds, then release the
button. At this time you should hear
the vehicle cycle the locking
system by unlocking, then
relocking the doors. (This indicates
that the door module has entered
“learning mode.”)
5. Within the next 10 seconds, press
and hold the key fob’s lock button
for 5 seconds, (you should hear the
vehicle lock the doors) then press
and release the unlock button.
6. Once programming is complete (or
the 10 seconds from Step 5 has
passed), the vehicle will cycle the
locking system twice (unlock, lock,
unlock, lock). This process should
be repeated for each fob to be
paired with the module. A
maximum of five key fobs may be
paired to a single module.
Engine Maintenance
These topics relate to the operator
maintenance tasks for the engine.
Information provided here is in addition to
information contained in the Engine
Operator Manual supplied with the vehicle.
WARNING
Exhaust fumes from the engine con-
tain
carbon monoxide, a colorless and
odorless gas. DO NOT breathe the en-
gine exhaust gas. A poorly maintained,
damaged, or corroded exhaust system
can allow carbon monoxide to enter
the cab. Entry of carbon monoxide into
the cab is also possible from other ve-
hicles nearby. Failure to properly main-
tain your vehicle could cause carbon
monoxide to enter the cab, resulting in
personal injury or death.
MAINTENANCE - Engine Maintenance
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