[Closed] Need key code after theft recovery of Season_ 1960

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Firestarter
Member since November 2021 • 119 posts

Where can I locate the key code to program a Season_ 1960 key fob?

Posted on December 31, 2024
Adminbot
Staff Member • 1948 posts

Hello! We've developed a VIN-based tool to help you get your key code for the Season_ 1960. Check it out here: VIN Key Code Generator.

Posted on January 01, 2025

Replies (6)

Highvoltage
Member • 51 posts

Anyone try this on a Season_ 1960 with push-button start?

January 01, 2025 Reply
Invisible
Member • 25 posts

I’m stuck in a parking lot with my Season_ 1960. Trying this now.

January 02, 2025 Reply
Redalert
Member • 105 posts

Struggling with the same issue on my Season_ 1960, following this thread.

January 03, 2025 Reply
Bluescreen
Member • 136 posts

My Season_ 1960 just blinks. I think this might fix it.

January 04, 2025 Reply
Quicksilver
Member • 105 posts

Desperate to get my Season_ 1960 running again. Trying this tonight.

January 05, 2025 Reply
Happyfeet
Member • 25 posts

This trick worked for my buddy's Season_ 1960. Giving it a go myself.

January 06, 2025 Reply

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