How much does it cost to replace a key at Ford?

How much does it cost to replace a key at Ford?

We checked the price of a basic transponder key on an older Ford F-150. The dealer quoted us $160 for the new key and an additional $75 for the fob. If you go to a locksmith, expect to pay about $20 to $30 less. A potential low-cost alternative for access to your car is to order a basic car key without the transmitter.

How do I program my Ford Ka key?

Step-by-Step Ford Key Fob Programming Instructions

1. Close the car doors, then open the driver-side door. Press the UNLOCK button on the driver-side door.
2. Next, turn the ignition from OFF to RUN 8 times.
3. Press any button on the Ford remote to be programmed.
4. Have a second remote key fob?
5. Finally, turn the ignition to OFF.

Can Ford make me a new key?

If your coded keys are lost or stolen and you do not have an extra one, new coded keys may be obtained from your Ford Dealer.

Are Ford car keys universal?

The consumer-friendly, self-contained product includes a universal key and an EZ Installer™, allowing customers to complete their own pairing of the key to their vehicle.

How much is a Ford key fob?

If you purchased your Ford from a dealership, you may be able to get replacement keys. When you’ve lost a key, considering getting a replacement and a spare. If you have to pay for replacements, you will spend anywhere from $50 to $250 per item for properly programmed transmitter keys and/or fobs.

Do all Ford keys have a chip?

email: [email protected]. In 1996 Ford was one of the first American car companies to use the Transponder key. Which is a key that has an electronic chip inside the head of the key that relates to the computer system of the vehicle that allows the car to start.

Why are Ford keys so expensive?

Equipment Costs Cutting the blades of your replacement car keys requires sophisticated and expensive machinery. Remember, to remain profitable, all businesses build their overhead into their prices. Therefore, that machinery’s cost is going to be factored into the cost of replacing your key.