I don't have an Eagle Vision, but on my 94 LHS (same thing) the anti-theft
will shut down just by using a normal key. Maybe they're different, but
maybe not. I would suggest unlocking the other door, just in case the real
problem is a switch in the door gone bad.

"JP Davis" > wrote in message
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> Hey guys,
>
> So my roommate took the train down to NYC today, and managed to lose
> the keys to her 1994 Eagle Vision somewhere down there. When she got
> back to the train station, she had the plain metal key that would open
> the doors, etc.. But without the remote she can't get the factory
> anti-theft system to disable.
>
> We really doubt we'll be able to recover her keys, so how can we
> disable this anti-theft system so she can actually use the car?
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice you can offer.
>