What is the primary difference between a transponder key and a proximity (PEPS) key?
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A
Transponder keys use passive RF; PEPS keys require active battery-powered transmission at close range
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B
Transponder keys require the ignition to be on before communicating; PEPS keys communicate while the ignition is off
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C
Transponder keys contain a glass-encapsulated chip that responds to exciter coil energy; PEPS keys use active RF for push-button start without inserting the key
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D
Transponder keys are only used on domestic vehicles; PEPS keys are only used on imports