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FORD H72 Transponder Key

FORD H72 Transponder Key

Regular price $28.00 USD
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Ford Crown Victoria 1998-2002
Ford Excursion 2000-2005
Ford Expedition 1998-2002
Ford Explorer 1998-2000
Ford GT 2005-2006
Ford F150/F250 1999-2003
Ford F150/F250 Heritage 2004
Ford Mustang 1996-2004
Ford Ranger 1999-2000
Ford Taurus 1998-1999
Ford Windstar 1999-2000
Lincoln Blackwood 2002
Lincoln Continental 1998-2002
Lincoln Navigator 1997-2002
Lincoln Towncar 1998-2002
Mercury Grand Marquis 1998-2002
Mercury Mountaineer 1998-2000
Mercury Sable 1996-1999
Mazda B-Series Pickup 1999-2000

FAQ's

Will this key or remote work with my exact vehicle?

Compatibility depends on your vehicle's year, make, model, and the original FCC ID or part number stamped on the back of your existing fob. Check the product specifications on this page, or contact our team with your VIN to confirm a match before purchasing.

Does the replacement key arrive pre-cut and programmed?

No, replacement keys and remotes are shipped blank and unprogrammed. Because modern car keys contain internal transponder chips and high-security blades, they must be physically cut and paired to your vehicle by a professional locksmith or dealership using specialized equipment.

Can you cut and program this key for me?

Yes. If you are located within our service area, our mobile technicians can come directly to your location to cut the emergency physical blade and program the chip/fob to your car's immobilizer system. You can book an appointment at checkout or contact our dispatch team.

Can I program this remote myself at home?

Self-programming depends entirely on the vehicle. While a few older makes allow onboard DIY programming, the vast majority of modern vehicles (push-to-start and transponder-equipped) require professional diagnostic OBD-II scan tools. We strongly recommend having a certified locksmith handle the programming to avoid locking your immobilizer.