Automotive Keys 2000-2017 Ford - H92 / H84 / Transponder Key Vancouver

Most Ford drivers would call it the ordinary Ford key: black plastic head, no buttons, and a ten-cut blade that fits the ignition, doors and tailgate. Locksmiths know it by its blank names, H92 and H84, which are close relatives on the same Ford blade family, and this listing covers vehicles from about 2000 to 2017. The plain key is the workhorse of the Ford line. Fleet trucks, work vans and older cars used it as the only key, and owners of newer models keep one as a no-battery spare. It contains the PATS transponder, so it will start the vehicle once programmed, but it will not lock or unlock remotely. Ford's two-key rule is worth knowing. With two programmed keys in hand, many Fords let you add a third yourself after it is cut. With fewer than two, the programming has to be done with a tool, at the vehicle, and we do that routinely, including when every key is lost. Because both blank names show up in this range, we confirm which one your lock takes before cutting. Bring the vehicle and the registration, plus your photo ID, and ask us to confirm for your trim/year if ordering ahead.