New !!!, 2013 Ford Explorer Keyless Remote Entry Fob, Cut Key, 3- Button on 2040-parts.com
Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, US
New (Factory Second) Key Cut - 2013 Ford Explorer Keyless Remote Entry Fob
The remote is a factory second, it has been used to check functionality only. It was tested and is in excellent working order.
3 Button remote which include panic button.
The key is cut and on the backside of metal key is etched with a "SA". It needs to be re-cut or replaced with one of your own.
The backside has the Ford logo.
It should also be compatible with other years and/or models.
It needs to be programmed to your vehicle before it will work. Check with your dealership or locksmith
for Compatibility & Programming.
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Will ship internationally, please inquire about shipping rates.
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