1999 99 Ford Explorer Uncut Transponder Key

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HIGH SECURITY 'CHIP KEY' - By now, most people know their vehicle's high-tech keys are expensive at the car dealers- Now, you can get high-tech keys from us at a fraction of the cost. How does the high-tech key work? The key contains a tiny embedded electronic chip called a transponder. Each transponder has its own unique code--it's the key's 'fingerprint'. When the key is inserted into the ignition and turned, the transponder is energized and broadcasts its unique code to the car's receiver in the dashboard. If the car's receiver recognizes the code, it will allow the car to start.

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Key Cutting/Programming: Programming this key requires 2 working keys. If you do not have 2 working keys, you will need to have the key programmed at a locksmith or dealership.

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Had two keys cut and tired to program in vehicle with two original keys --would not work--took to locksmith and he was unable to program the two keys--He tried several times--He said that there are either bad or no chips in the keys or I was sent the wrong keys--tried to contact the seller with NO response--so now I have extra door keys, but not extra ignition keys at a much higher price than extra door keys would have cost at the locksmith.