Mopar 82208859 Notice D'installation page 12

4. SKIM Transponder Interface Programming.
2 programmed Sentry keys are required for this step!
NOTE: Review and understand steps A-J prior to performing.
A. Close hood.
B. Insert one of the two valid Sentry Keys into the ignition switch and turn the
ignition switch to the "on" position.
C. After the ignition has been activated for more than 3 seconds (but no
more than 15 seconds), cycle the ignition switch back to the "off" position.
Remove the key and keep it at least 2 feet away from the ignition switch.
D. Within 15 seconds of removing the first key, insert the second valid
Sentry Key into the ignition switch and turn the ignition switch to the "on"
position.
E. Approximately 10 seconds after the ignition has been activated by the
second Sentry Key, the dash theft-security light will start to flash, and a
single audible chime (not the key-in-cylinder chime) will sound to indicate
that the system has entered "Customer Learn" programming mode.
F. Cycle the ignition switch back to the "off" position. Remove the key and
keep it at least 2 feet away from the ignition switch. Theft-security light
will turn off.
G.Press and release the programming button located on the custom har-
ness.
H. Within 60 seconds, press the start button on the remote start transmitter
(2) times.
I. Approximately 10 seconds after completion of Step H, a single audible
chime will sound and the theft-security light will stop flashing and stay on
solid for 3 seconds, and then turn off to indicate that the SKIM
Interface module has been successfully programmed.
J. The system will remote start the engine approximately 15 seconds after
Step H. Press the brake pedal to shut down the remote start system.
Note:
In some vehicles, during the SKIM Interface learn procedure, the vehicle
will start and stall on the first remote start attempt. The second remote
start attempt will be successful. This is a normal condition of the learn
procedure. If the vehicle does not start, refer to the Troubleshooting guide
on page 16.
Once a SKIM Interface Module has been programmed to a
WCM/vehicle, it is permanently assigned to that WCM/vehicle and
cannot be used on any other WCM/vehicle.
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