2002 explorer ignition key
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KenF answered 2 years ago
Needs to be programmed for the new key. Otherwise you'll just end up with a "valet" key.
OJ answered 2 years ago
If you have one ignition key already programed you can get another one made. The Hardward store in my neighborhood made a key for my 2003 explorer right in the store. It started the car right up. Cost was 50 bucks.
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