do i need to buy anything to go with it to put on a 2000 ford focus my key has a chip
1530011
No you still your keys it's just you can start your car without it but you need key to put it into drive
1530012
Yes, you need a key bypass module for this to start your car. You will use the key to put it into drive but the engine will not start with out the chip or a key bypass module. The crimestopper web site has links to Fortin that makes the modules.
1419802
It does not come with the chip in it. As or the type of car I'm not sure I bought mine for a 2007 Ford Fusion.
761129
This item just a empty key case, no chips inside, you need to you need to take the internal electronics (include immobilizer/transponder chip) from original remote and place them to our key shell, then it is OK! There's no programming needed.
265875
I would call the dealership and ask them the type of chip for your vehicle.
927126
You may need that key bypass if your key has a chip. I think it was about 20 bucks. Just look at items people purchased at bottom of Amazon page and you will see it.
898431
I had one key and bought this. If you have two programmed keys, then you can do it yourself (youtube) If you only have one good key, then you will need to go to the dealer.
617193
I would call a ford dealership to be sure. I own a 2011 f150 and they were able to program this key easy as pie!
102647
Yes as long as you don't have a chip on your key that you cannot match a resistor for
1634186
Probably not. Your truck must be equipped with the proper keyless entry module or computer for this to work. You might contact your local Ford Dealer and provide them with your Vehicle ID# and they should be able to tell you wether or not it is properly equipped.
746795
Yes you can but BEWARE THERE IS A CHIP FOR THE CAR TO START I Broke mine and had to pay almost $300 for a new key all cause I wanted to change the black part of the key fob
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.
600170
It should work with any car. The only thing you'll need is to buy a bypass since the key has a chip. Those are anywhere from $50-$100. Whoever installs it will know which one you'll need.
1871301
I got mine cut at Southerlands, but you'll need to get the chip in the key programmed at a Ford-garage to work (unless you have 2 working keys). The dealer charged $36 for the programming.
695691
No, you do not need a new key. Old one will work fine. Chip will fit in the holder, but it is tricky.
1288127
Depends. If you key has chip, maybe, but I didn't need it for my Hyundai Tucson 2013.
154027
If you have a "chip"in the key, you'll need a bypass module. If your car starts with a plain metal key (or a cheap copy) then you don't have a chipped key (I don't think yours has one). As far as connecting to factory electric door locks, this will work perfectly (and seemlessly) with them. If the car didn't come with factory power locks, they can still be added but at extra expense (around $60-100 or so).
1628368
yess u take out the chip with the battery snap it in and take it to a key lock smith and get it shaved to ur key its way cheaper than goting to the dealer and spending 300