How to program remote for 1996 Lincoln Town car?

You can't program a *replacement* remote for a 1996 Lincoln Town Car yourself using simple methods like those found in many newer vehicles. The 1996 model year used a more complex system. You'll need to either:

* Go to a locksmith or auto shop specializing in key programming: This is the most reliable and easiest method. They have the specialized equipment to program the remote to your car's system. Expect to pay a fee for this service. They may need your vehicle's identification number (VIN) or other documentation.

* Use a dealer: Lincoln dealerships can definitely program the remote, but their fees will likely be the highest.

Important Considerations:

* Type of Remote: Make sure you have the *correct* remote for your 1996 Lincoln Town Car. There might be different versions depending on options. A picture of your existing (working or non-working) remote would help confirm which type you need.

* Key Fob vs. Remote: Some models had separate key fobs and remotes. Clarify what you're trying to program.

* Existing Keys: You might need your existing keys or fobs for the programming process.

In short, there's no DIY programming method for the 1996 Lincoln Town Car's remote. Professional help is required.