Got replacement key for '04 150, lots of questions answered
I always keep a hide a key , on my bumper on my '04 f150 , I noticed about 6 months months ago , that it had come off , I don't know how or when it came off , but I went to get a new one . WHAT ??? $125 at locksmith !!
I was in Lowes today and asked the key guy if he could make one , he said sure ,... $75.00,...He took my only key , stuck it in a slot on a box , pushed a button , stuck the new one in , pushed the button , I opened my door with it , put it in the ignition , and started right up,...I guess that settles a lot of questions .:-huh |
Originally Posted by ojai150
(Post 14469907)
I guess that settles a lot of questions .:-huh
Just FYI, the key you had made is a cloned key, not a master copy key. Stewart |
The pats system probably picked up the signal from the first key since you had them both in the truck. I believe it still need to be programmed.
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Originally Posted by danorules
(Post 14470162)
The pats system probably picked up the signal from the first key since you had them both in the truck. I believe it still need to be programmed.
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Originally Posted by Stewart_H
(Post 14469917)
What question are you are referring to?
Just FYI, the key you had made is a cloned key, not a master copy key. Stewart Well,...I got home , put my "master key" , in the house , (in the freezer to be exact , put in the "clone " and it started right up , :-huh |
Originally Posted by ojai150
(Post 14472281)
Well,...I got home , put my "master key" , in the house , (in the freezer to be exact , put in the "clone " and it started right up , :-huh
As you know, the owner of a vehicle can program a third, fourth, etc PATS key if the owner has two functioning master copy PATS keys. A cloned key cannot be used to program another PATS key. Nothing earth shattering, just more of a "hey, by the way, you do know...." kind of post. :-X22
Originally Posted by Tylus
(Post 13260832)
For those with 1 key and who want a quick...and relatively cheap fix compared to buying from the Dealership
Walmart and certain other stores now clone keys. They copy the RFID tag on your 1 working key and "clone" that tag to a blank RFID chip/key. You still can't program your own keys, but at least you'll have 2 working keys. It was roughly $65 for the keys |
Originally Posted by Stewart_H
(Post 14473037)
Apologies, I figured clone vs master copy was becoming common knowledge.
As you know, the owner of a vehicle can program a third, fourth, etc PATS key if the owner has two functioning master copy PATS keys. A cloned key cannot be used to program another PATS key. Nothing earth shattering, just more of a "hey, by the way, you do know...." kind of post. :-X22 Stewart |
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