If you are speaking of a key for a recent model vehicle ( 97 model or newer ), the so-called "code" you are speaking of stands for PLASTIC TRANSPONDER. Some keys will have PHT written on the key in the same fashion.....meaning PLASTIC-HEAD TRANSPONDER. Of course, the PLASTIC (P) or PLASTIC-HEAD (PH) refers to the upper ergonomic portion of the key. The TRANSPONDER (T) stands for the programmable "chip" inside of the key, which leaves your vehicle immobilized if NOT programmed or NOT present at the time of ignition.
Ramrod Key in the lower Florida keys.
This requires a locksmith or dealer with a diagnostic tool and the vehicle pin.
Locksmith or dealer with diagnostic tool and vehicle pin #
Call a locksmith
all European PT Cruisers have a radio unlock code that needs to be entered in the event the radio loses power. USA domestic PT Cruisers do not have a radio code
It could. A gray key does have a chip, a black key does not.
94825 (pt)
1022
Swarthmore, PA
Yes. It is on the album "Keeper of the Seven Keys Pt. 2".
It is a speed sensor code.
PT is the internet country top-level code for Portugal. Google pt is just a Portuguese version of the Google site, with all the information in Portuguese.