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Symptom Chart: PATS

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SYMPTOM DESCRIPTION - PATS

Condition Possible Sources Actions
  • The engine only starts with the key in the backup slot and no DTCs  present
  • Intelligent Access (IA) key battery
  • Intelligent Access (IA) programmable parameter
  • ATTEMPT to start the engine using 2 different Intelligent Access (IA) keys, one at a time. Place an Intelligent Access (IA) key on top of the center console and push the start/stop switch and brake.
  • The vehicle does not start with the Intelligent Access (IA) key in certain areas within the vehicle
  • Wiring, terminals or connectors
  • Front passive start antenna
  • Center passive start antenna
  • Rear passive start antenna
  • RFA  module
  • The engine does not start or unable to turn ignition on
  • Starting system concern
  • Driveability concern
  • PATS  concern
  • STARTING SYSTEM FAULT is displayed in the message center
  • PATS  concern
  • NO KEY DETECTED is displayed in the message center
  • Environmental interference
  • Intelligent Access (IA) key
  • Intelligent Access (IA) key battery
  • Intelligent Access (IA) key not programmed