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This 2-pack of uncut replacement car keys is designed specifically for Ford, Lincoln, Mazda, and Mercury vehicles from 2000 to 2017. Compatible with keyless entry systems, these keys are self-programmable using two original master keys, offering a hassle-free, cost-effective solution to lost or damaged keys. Lightweight and precision-cut, they ensure a perfect fit and reliable performance, backed by strong customer satisfaction.


| ASIN | B0721V4GPN |
| Automotive Fit Type | Vehicle Specific Fit |
| Best Sellers Rank | #32,832 in Automotive ( See Top 100 in Automotive ) #156 in Keyless Entry Systems |
| Brand | USARemote |
| Brand Name | USARemote |
| Color | f-80-key [2] |
| Compatible with Vehicle Type | Ford, Lincoln, Mazda, Mercury |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 963 Reviews |
| Item Weight | 1 ounces |
| Manufacturer | USARemote |
| Manufacturer Part Number | f-80-key |
| Model Number | 316411 |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| UPC | 630591316411 |
| Unit Count | 2 Count |
| Vehicle Service Type | Ford, Lincoln, Mazda, Mercury |
W**E
EXCELLENT Customer Service!
On the first set of keys I received one of them would not start the truck. I notified the seller and they replaced it immediately. Everything is working perfectly now, and I appreciate the wonderful customer service from this seller. I have bought some remotes from them as well as these keys. In the future this will continue to be my go-to guy for keys and remotes! I highly recommend them!
A**R
works fine
easy to program, works fine for 2007 Mustang had keys cut at hardware store for $2.99 each
M**O
2010 Ford Explorer key
This worked for my 2010 Ford Explorer! Got it because the key ring hoop broke off on both of my original ford keys. I Saved tons of money over getting it at the dealer. Had my local hardware store cut the keys. Then I started the programming routine. You must have 2 already programmed keys. You must wait more than 20 seconds between programming each new key. I found this out the hard way. Here is the procedure per my owners manual. Insert original key #1 in ignition and turn to on position (do not start motor) and leave on for 3-10 seconds then turn off and remove. Insert original key #2 in ignition and turn to on position (do not start motor) and leave on for 3-10 seconds then turn off and remove. Insert new key to be programmed in ignition and turn to on position (do not start motor) and leave on for 3-10 seconds then turn off and remove. Then reinsert new key and start motor.
L**.
Works
Worked
J**R
Dud keys
I bought these specifically for a 2002 Ford Ranger, which is listed as compatible. The keys I received had a small dot stamp. Per the locksmith, this indicates either a bad transponder chip, or... I forget the second indication. The upshot is, it did NOT work. When attempting self-programing, I got a rapid blink instead of a steady 5-second-on light. A rapid blink means the key is not compatible. I had to buy keys from the locksmith stamped with an "SA" instead of a dot. I've learned my lesson. It's a shot in the dark if a third-party key will work with your car. This is actually the 2nd time I've attempted to order a key (first time wasn't from Amazon), and both times I got incompatible keys. Next time I need a car key, I'll get one from the knowledgeable local locksmith. Addendum: Older cars like my 2002 Ranger limit you to a max of four programmed keys. Even if the key you buy is compatible, if extra keys have been made at anytime in the past, once all four memory slots are used, you cannot add any new keys without first clearing memory and reprogramming back in your existing and new key(s). This takes someone with the right OBD plugin equipment to do it, like a locksmith. This could also explain why some people haven't been able to self-program keys on their own.
R**?
How to hack the MKEY on 2010 Ford Escape
These worked perfect using a Launch 431 Pro to remove the MKey BS I also hacked it so I didn’t need to cut the key. See photo. You might need to hold the new key in the correct position so it disables the security while waiting the 10 minutes to enter programming key mode. Yes that’s aluminum foil wrapped around the MKEY enabled key. Once you are able to delete all MKEY keys you need to program the new key first than put it away and unwrap the old key and learn it. They are a decent quality key only.
J**N
Reasonable price
Key worked great after getting it cut and programed no issues
0**S
Programmable keys
These uncut keys worked on my 2006 f150. I used my forscan software to program both keys to the pats system in under ten minutes, there was no issues with the keys and their ability to be recognized by the security feature. I hope this helps anyone dealing with fords pats system and the costs that dealerships/locksmiths expect. I removed all of the keyways in my ignition tumbler and am using the uncut key everytime, with the pats system in place it wont start without the proper key anyways, so no need to get it cut.
L**R
Did not work - not programmable
They were not programmable either by programming it myself with my vehicle or by a locksmith. Useless keys
S**O
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