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PATS PIDs

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In conjunction with DTCs  , the PATS PIDs  are a useful tool when diagnosing PATS  concerns.

PASSIVE ANTI-THEFT SYSTEM

Acronym Name Description
MIN_KEYS_RQD Minimum number of keys required Minimum number of programmed keys required. This PID  always reads 2.
KEYS_PROGMD PATS  Number of Ignition Key Codes Supported Number of keys currently programmed into the BCM  (If unlimited key mode is enabled, this PID  only reads 2 regardless of how many keys are programmed).
START_ENABLD Vehicle Enable Status Indicates if PATS  will allow the engine to start. Must read enabled for the engine to start.
PCM_ID PCM  ID Status Stored Indicates if there is a PCM  identification currently stored in the BCM  . Must read stored for the engine to start.
PCM_VERIFY PCM  Verify OK Indicates if the PCM  identification received by the BCM  matches the PCM  identification stored in the BCM  memory. Must read yes for the engine to start.
UNL_KEY_MODE PATS  Unlimited Key Mode 8-digit unlimited transponder security key code that is selected by the customer. This can only be viewed while performing the unlimited key mode programming.