will this work in my 2000 ford focus i have a chip in my key so can i just drop it in and go
853300
bsolutely not the new keys have to be programmed to the car if you attempt to start the car with the new keys without programming it double trip the security mechanism in your car and you will no longer be able to start it at this point you will have to pay for A tow to get the car to the dealership to have the new keys program
853301
No It wont work. you will be money ahead to go to ford dealer let him change it and reprogram new key
853302
No! I took it a lock to a lock smith and he try to program the keys but they were not programmable. Also I took the keys to the Ford dealer wanted $300 but I think he just wanted to put in a new switch.
1060922
First is to check that your car model is listed to work with this chipped key. Second is try to search on Youtube how to program the transponder key for your car. Mine is Corolla 2005 and this Youtube video worked fine for me : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dkTEgCXSJVk
8246
I don't know if it would be available for the ford focus. I own a 2008 Mazda 6. I would visit the parrot website to check compatibility.
394865
I don't think it will as I don't think your key is chipped I believe your key is read by the magnet in the lock cylinder and lock cylinder hsng Unless it says it will specifically work with the GM pass lock system
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
1250011
No. You have to have a chip. Migrating the chip from the old key is a major pain.
801050
The original key will still work after you program the new key. Be sure to follow the included instructions so your vehicle accepts both keys.
2201880
Yes once you have programmed the FOB to work with your car (setup is very easy) if you have the FOB in your hand but the keys are in the car, you can use it to unlock the door.Others have said the car cannot be running but this is NOT true. For the 2010 Ford Focus I take my key off the FOB and start the car but leave my wheel lock on. The FOB will still lock and unlock the doors when the engine is running.
781845
No it has a blank chip in it and would have to be programmed.Took it to a lock smith and he charmed a fee for programming it.It was a lot cheaper than taking it to the dealership.
1080936
The "passlock chip" is not for your key. It is actually on the lock cylinder. It is the black little box on the cylinder(the one you see in the pic). When that goes bad it sends the signal to disable your start up system thus preventing you from turning okn your car. It comes with new keys and new chip already installed on it.
721806
With my ford escape I didn't need a code. I turned the key on and off 8 times, leaving it on the last time. Then the car locked and unlocked, at which pointI hit any button and it worked for my vehicle.
190462
As long as you have a OBD2 port, it should work. I have it for my 2007 Ford Focus and it works great.!
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.
103250
Yes, the chip is inside. It has to be programmed by a car dealer or a locksmith. That took only a few minutes and minimal cost. It works just like the original.
367503
It's just a blank key. If the 1996 Mazda Miata doesn't require a chip, then it should be fine. If a chip is required, then it won't even open the doors.
394866
It should work on any chipped key. It sends power to a wire that is wrapped around the key. That wire then reads the RFID and brings it to the ignition switch so the car thinks there is a key in the ignition. You will have to have an RFID key made to keep in there at all times.
1871302
I got my blank chip key at hone depot but ask first if they can program a chip key. Otherwise you have to bring it to the dealer . Not all home depot can program a chip key .