Daniel
LS #408
Do you get one track key and one regular key? or two of each? I probably sound stupid but I want to make sure I got the right amount of keys
This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.
F18SMM said:You only get two keys with the car. They are both the same unless you have the track-key program installed. Then the red key is the track key.
I know you can buy new keys from ford, but they are expensive and I am not sure if you can have more than two keys at a time
fbbob96 said:Hmm.So, what happens if you lose the red key and have to get a new one? Would I have to re-download the flash at the dealer to get it to work?
TMSBOSS said:F18SMM said:You only get two keys with the car. They are both the same unless you have the track-key program installed. Then the red key is the track key.
I know you can buy new keys from ford, but they are expensive and I am not sure if you can have more than two keys at a time
Just bought an extra set of keys, one silver and one red. They both start the car. The second red does not activate the track key tune. Because of this, the dealer did not charge me for the second red key. I guess I will keep it for a spare if i loose the original red key. The dealer called Ford Racing who confirmed to them that only one red key at a time with the tune.
:'(
This is my understanding of TK, only one TK programmed at a time so no separate key for different sized tires. You can have multiple non TK keys and it's a good idea to have another key programmed as you need two keys to program a new one. If you only have one you'll need to go to the dealer and pay to have them program a new key.TMSBOSS said:The dealer called Ford Racing who confirmed to them that only one red key at a time with the tune.
:'(
shlby500 said:trackey.ford.com faq indicates only 1 track key for the car. But I believe that if you lose the red key you do buy another and have key programmed but won't need rebuy the whole trackey programming.
CaliMR said:Eventually an aftermarket tuner will figure it out, unless they are scared of Ford's lawyers. Aftermarket tunes for many platforms now have push button switching.
BOSS2664 said:CaliMR said:Eventually an aftermarket tuner will figure it out, unless they are scared of Ford's lawyers. Aftermarket tunes for many platforms now have push button switching.
I have resisted installing the track key tune in hopes that an aftermarket tuner will be able to access the track key side of the PCM and install the aftermarket tune there. From what I've read about track key tune it does not interest me or suit my needs. It's cool that Ford made it available and all but they don't even back it with the full warranty the car originated with. Why charge for it? The logical trade would be ...If you choose to activate the track key your warranty is affected, but no fee required.....just my 2 cents....
Lund , AED and other tuners I know your listening!