I have a ford f150. is this an oem key?
1550999
Yes it is. The supplier I used twice did well and delivered exactly what Ford would sell for twice the price. It most likely needs programed at the Dealer though.
1551000
Yes the is correct but it will not work the chip will not get to know ur computer. So best thing is to spend that $50 buck a1auto security they will do it all
1551001
I'm not sure, but the new key, which works perfectly, has the Ford logo on it. Would an OEM key be allowed to display that logo?
1551002
I would add to my previous answer that none of the keys with chips in them come programmed, they always need to be programmed when you purchase them new as each vehicle is uniquely coded.
1551003
I can tell you unequivocally it is not an OEM key but is an after market key made to Ford specs. The "Ford" logo is licensed. I purchased also and had them cut and programmed at our Ford dealer. It costed me $15 to have both done. They work perfect.
1562291
I recommend you call your local Ford dealer, give the parts department your VIN and ask them if the truck is equipped with remote keyless entry. If they say yes, get the part # and run it on Amazon and see if it is available. We show an aftermarket Code Alarm remote being installed in most 1993 Bronco's, not this factory remote. Thanks, KeylessRide
207045
Unfortunately not. However if you search for this one: "Keyless Entry Remote Fob Clicker for 1997 Ford Expedition With Do-It-Yourself Programming" it should come up with the compatible one!
956643
This will work, but you will have to pay the ford dealership to program if if you lost all the keys. Even if you have one, they have to do it. Only if you have 2 keys can you do this on your own. I bought 2 and only had one on hand, so I paid the ford dealer $50 to program the new ones. Cheaper than buying the key from ford directly. Call your dealer first and ask about having no keys to program it with.
1254471
I took mine to Walmart and had it cut, it will open the door but will not start the vehicle because it has a chip in it. This is the dumbest thing on my 2000 F150 you need two original keys in order to program this key, I'm thinking if you have 2 keys why would you need to program another. I only have one key and can't program this one. There is a local hardware store that says they can program it but they want $50.00 to do it, I haven't had a chance to have it done.
1534408
Yes it will work. I have it programmed on my 2004 f150 ab 2009 escape. No issues
2232052
Well, to program this remote, you must have your key to your Ford F-150. The way I programmed mine (on a 2005 F-150 FX4)was that I got in the truck, locked and unlocked my truck using the button on my door, put the key in, turned the key to the on position (as far as you can turn it without cranking the starter motor), turned the key off, and then repeated turning the key to the on and off position a total of 8 times within 10 seconds. After that, the doors will lock and unlock, telling you that you are ready to program your remote. Just hit the lock button on your remote and BAM! You now have a working keyless entry remote! Just in case my instructions sucked, here is the video I used to learn this process: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9h5MVI5wP8 If this did not answer your question, I deeply apologize!
1474145
Not sure Edwin. My key was a "transponder" key, but the dealership said it was defective. My key arrived and the handle or the black part with the Nissan logo was split and separated. Very cheap key & likely will not work for your ignition. I had mine cut and am using it for a spare door key in case I lock my keys in my truck. I wouldn't order another cheap "microchip ignition key" from the internet again. Bite the bullet and search dealers or locksmiths that specialize in chip keys. They have to program it anyways as it isn't a do it yourself project like the alarm key fob is.
26584
Yes, this would be the correct key fob. I've seen them priced from $39.95 to $75.00. All electronics are in there but you do have to pay the dealer/ locksmith a fee to program the remote so it "recognizes" you car. That you will need to shop around to see who the most reasonable. Hope that helps! Dave B Chicago,IL.
1605455
It did not work for a 2008 Ford Escape, so I doubt it will work for a 2006 one. Key never programed correctly and keeps falling apart. I taped it together and it works as a key only.
845063
Probably not. But mine works just fine once I followed the suppliers suggestion. It does not have the Ford logo on it.
1940767
It depends on your computer. Most times, it's the F10 key but a search of your computer would be best as mine is F9 or F1
1437020
Just make sure it's the 741-430 and not the other one. I have a 2004 f150 xlt, with the sucide doors and it worked for mine.
183416
No!any decent (key) shop not Kiosk in mall can cut you a new key and your owners manual will tell you how to program new key for ford system for Gov. motors do not know don't deal in TJ seconds If you live in alaska and stay out of LOS Anchorage leave key in ignition and you do not need this I installed one in My Excursion and explorer very easy be very careful with plastic and cold weather
1684201
Yes ir is the same as oem. Just make sure you get the right year because ford changed the plugs. It is a 15 minute instal id you can just plug it in.
720430
This remote is compatible with a 1995 Ford F150/E150. keylessentryremotefob.com
845062
Since it doesn't say OE then one can only assume it is not the same part as what Ford would sell directly. I can tell you for a fact that it works just as an OEM key would.