I made this comment in another thread on this subject a month or so ago, which is about how often someone asks this question, and was told I was a moron and that insurance cannot ever deny you coverage for this. You've got a much better reaction.
You must have a key with the chip mentioned before, without the chip you cannot disable the immobilizer. It cannot be in your pocket, it must be very close, as in as close as the factory key would be.
Exactly. Think of it kind of like a tap-to-pay credit/debit card. It needs to be very close to the reader for it to work. The RFID chip in the key is the same way - the chip in the key needs to be very close to the ignition cylinder for it to be read.
This is very poorly worded. So poor, it is false taken at face value. Care to revise? It adds confusion; does not aid the reader.
This is false and misleading as well.
I understand, for the last twenty years I rarely took the key out of the ignition. Was still getting used to driving an automatic with my last vehicle. Now I have the push button start and fob which is weird. When I was a teenager I had a push to start car.
But the issue is the Key Fob just unlocks the Maverick, you still need the push the button on the key Fob to unlock the truck, you aren't saving anything on what you want to do
