What is the red button next to trac control

Yes

the valet key doesnt have a transponder chip in it, so it will allow physical turning of keyways and operations, but will not disable the alarm and often wont disable the immobilizer.

sorry to say i think you will need to get an autolocksmith , or main dealer to get you a functioning key with transponder chip mapped to your cars rfid system that will allow alarm to be enabled /disabled

Your Traction Control is off. Next to the button for your Hazard Lights (above the radio) there is a button that reads ETC or something along those lines. Press it all the way and the light should go away. If not, there is something wrong with your Traction Control System.

Try turning the advance-trac off. If you have a systems menu (Should be right side of Speedo) you have options for Park assist, bells ,chimes and so on. One selection is the Traction. The traction assist works by throttling down the engine when it detects a difference in rotation from 1 wheel to the next.

You need a scan for the codes but your hunk of metal is not able to go to Autozone or Oreillys until you start it.

You may also want to try to enter the keyless entry code in the door keypad in case the antitheft is upset. Your alarm may block the ignition.

Defeating the traction control and alarm system may get you going.

don't know about anything like that. I know Ford did put the emergency fuel shut-off switch on the passengers side floor up under the dash just behing the carpet on Rangers and were sometimes unplugged by passengers with long legs. It has a little red button on it that pushed down. Check to see if you have something like that. Maybe it shuts off when the anti-theft alarm is activated and has to be reset.

after market alarms are a nightmare.

trac means traction control. it is usually used when the road is wet. to gain better control

the Trac button disengages the Traction Control System. I think some engineer installed this button specifically for teenage boys. I would keep the traction button on as it will help you in bad weather to reduce the chance of wheel spin.

try pushing down lightly on the parking brake and release it. you have pushed it down some and the parking brake is on

the traction control is faulty in transmission or possible switch problem i have found in the past a stuck button from spilled soda