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Hello , when programming in ford keys it states number of minimum keys required either 2 or 3 , does this mean the car has to have this number programmed for it to start ? What happens in an ' all keys lost' situation ? Or do you simply add the new key without erasing the others ? Thanks

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Why would you do the 2 chip scenario and then just give them one key

ford wouldnt do this, you have to make money at this game or your wasting your time

the fukkers got to learn that if they lose their one and only key its gonna hurt thats why they should have a spare.

carry on!

What he said .... i charge for the whole procedure and 2 keys , tell them nothing just give them a price , if knob jockey give away across town is cheaper , stick to your price and tell them your doing 2 keys ...... MAKE MONEY ....I DO , ££££

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What he said .... i charge for the whole procedure and 2 keys , tell them nothing just give them a price , if knob jockey give away across town is cheaper , stick to your price and tell them your doing 2 keys ...... MAKE MONEY ....I DO , ££££

Agree with private jobs and I do the same. I do a lot of police auction vehicles where they want the old keys deleting but obviously going to auction only want one key. Still make plenty of money and do around ten a week just for 1 company. You will always get your beer money boys undercutting on private jobs but they won't be around for long.

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Why would you do the 2 chip scenario and then just give them one key

ford wouldnt do this, you have to make money at this game or your wasting your time

the fukkers got to learn that if they lose their one and only key its gonna hurt thats why they should have a spare.

carry on!

 

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