Does this work on a Ford Explorer 1997? My keyless has 2 buttons, lock and unlock, no panick button.
207043
I think it should as parts from 1997 can work on 1999 explorers, I work on my own truck so I think the same should be true for key pad.
207044
I am pretty sure it will. They worked on my 1999 ranger as did a 2007 expedition did. It had a trunk release button (that button just goes un-used).
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!
207046
It doesn't list it in the product specs. It is, however, only an $11.00 gamble.
207047
I dont think it does, I have not been able to get them to work on my 97 ford explorer.CHEERS!
1331583
On my 2002 ford explorer I had to get in my car from the drivers side close the door turn the igniton but do not start do fast 8 times within 10 sec ending in the on position the doors will lock and unlock turn key to off position click any button on the remote it should work. My ford will only program 2 remotes not 4 as some people have said.
455062
Hi and thanks for your email. This remote should work with your vehicle, however to make 100% sure that it will, match up the numbers on your current remote to the numbers on this remote. If they match, it will work. If you do not have a remote to compare to, give your local dealership service department a call and ask them for your key fob part number to your vehicle. Hopefully this helps keylessentryremotefob.com
801051
Dan, my original key still turns on my truck. I believe they use your original key to program the new key. I bought the blank so I can have a spare, so needless to say I now have two working keys. Hope this helps.
1442352
I see no reason this will not work on your explorer. I recommend before you start to go bulldogsecurity.com and watch their install video, they also have very helpful vehicle specific wiring diagrams for download. Bypass module should come with the kit.
315228
I changed my mind and returned the keyless remote...just using a regular key for my car. Sorry couldn't help.
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Not sure about your '07, but for my '05 F150 FX4 5.4L TRITON V8, I had only 1 programmed key & was not able to program this key myself. Like Brian, I took it to a hardware store & had it cut, made sure it would work on the door, and then took it to a locksmith & they were able to program it for me. So, although I had to pay for the locksmith programming, in total, it was cheaper as this key via Amazon was cheaper than had I bought a key from the locksmith or dealership.Basically, I agree w/ Brian.
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I really could not tell you....I got it to work on my second try with help from a friend...we both read the instructions again and we figured it out.Sorry all I can tell you is it works great for me. Just make sure you have the right fob.
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If your truck doesn't come equipped with keyless entry then no it won't work. Hope that's helpful
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Search Criteria Make: Year: Model: Programming Information FORD EXPLORER 1997 PLEASE NOTE: When you begin the programming sequence to sync your remote to your installed remote keyless entry (RKE) system, you MUST HAVE ALL OF YOUR REMOTES (Including PREVIOUSLY PROGRAMMED remote(s)) to be programmed with you at the time of programming... ALL PREVIOUSLY PROGRAMMED REMOTES WILL BE ERASED AT THIS TIME. (This is a safety feature which prevents anyone else from accessing your vehicle.) KEYLESS REMOTE PROGRAMMING PROCEDURE: AT TIME OF PROGRAMMING: ALL remotes to be programmed and/or reprogrammed MUST BE PRESENT. 1. Turn ignition from OFF to RUN 5 times within 10 seconds, with the 5th time ending in RUN. Door locks will cycle to confirm programming mode. 2. Within 20 seconds press any button on first keyless remote. Door locks will cycle to confirm programming. 3. Within 20 seconds, press any button on second keyless remote. Door locks will cycle again to confirm programming. 4. Turn ignition to OFF. Locks will again cycle to indicate end of programming mode.
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I don't think it will... that is an older form of coding... I know my father's opener is set-up like that (I installed it...It is Sears Craftsman, which is still working like new). This remote uses what is called "rolling code encryption" which is a more secure system... similar to that used on most keyless entry remotes used on vehicles. However, it should be possible to find a replacement remote for you through a third party seller. I can research it if you'd like... just need the make and model number... Best wishes! ALEX
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as long as it has the factory installed keyless package it should. your key actually is used to program it so if it starts the vehicle it should work. Just make sure that you follow the instructions to a t. if for some reason they aren't included, just perform a google search on how to program keyless remote for your specific vehicle. you will find that the info is out there and very simple
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To my knowledge, being a Ford guy all my life and having friends that are Ford mechanics. You have two options to know whether your vehicle will have keyless entry. The easiest is to get in your vehicle, cycle your key ignition 8 times fairly quickly, not starting the vehicle each time, just cycle it to the on position and off 8 times. If your vehicle then on its own, after the 8th cycle, electric locks go up and down and you will hear this also, keyless entry was equipped on this vehicle. Option two, call a dealer with the VIN of the vehicle and they will identify whether this vehicle was originally equipped with the keyless entry system. If it was the correct remote will work. If it was not, there is no keyless remote you can use.
760255
If that key fob matches the style of yours, it should work. I bought two and they took about a minute to program and work fine.
1480323
From what I understand, you need two working keys to program the new keys. I needed both my original keys to make the new keys work. You may need to contact your Ford dealer.
65303
I didn't need to, my wife lost my spare and I purchased this item. I have a 2011 F-150. Took my one OEM key and the uncut key to a locksmith, they were able to cut and code the new key for around $20. Much cheaper than going through Ford, that was going to cost around $200+. I was then able to program the keyless entry on my own, there are several videos online showing how. Your locksmith may do this for you, but mine didn't offer. Hope this helps.
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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.