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2014 FORD Escape key bitrate
2014 Ford Escape 2.0L Ecoboost
I am about to purchase additional key to programm it later, but sellers say chips are 40bit or 80bit and I am not sure which bit rate has my original key...
On the key is stamped the following information:
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S38KB
FCC ID: OUCD6000022
IC: 850K D6000022
6U5T-191316-AE
How do I know this key comes with 40bit or 80bit chip and frequency is 315Mhz?
Could somebody explain which key to buy...
Thanks...
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According to Ford manual 2 already registered keys are necessary to program any other additional key, but my car came with 1 original key only...
So what is the best safe way to program the 2nd key now?
I have:
- ELM327 BT OBDII adapter (v1.5 and v2.1)
- Mini VCI cable OBDII adapter (used for Toyota/Lexus, but works for Ford as well)Last edited by Rdecode; 25th March, 2020 at 06:25 AM.
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