Automotive Keys Ford Lincoln Mercury Mazda H72 Transponder Key Vancouver

Ford's H72 is the ten-cut transponder key, longer in the blade than the eight-cut H92, and it was used on a long list of Ford cars and SUVs along with Lincoln, Mercury and some Mazda models. The quickest way to recognise it is to count the cuts along one edge: ten means H72 territory. Ask us to confirm the chip for your year, as Ford moved through more than one transponder generation while keeping this blade. Turning the key sends the chip's signal to the PATS immobiliser, and if it does not recognise the key the engine either will not crank or shuts down after a second or two. That is why we always program, not just cut. We cut the blade to code or decode your existing key, then program the chip at the vehicle once we have seen the registration and your photo ID. On many Fords, two working keys let a third be added more quickly, while one key or no key means a different procedure that we carry out at the car. Customers often bring a Focus, Escape or Ranger whose original key has worn smooth and started slipping in the ignition. A key cut to code restores the original depths.