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Ford Explorer Expedition Flex Taurus 2011-2019 Remote Head Key 5-button 315MHz 164-R8000 - Aftermarket · New

Ford Explorer Expedition Flex Taurus 2011-2019 Remote Head Key 5-button 315MHz 164-R8000 - Aftermarket · New

SKU: MB00003

$8.43
 30.00

Fits Ford Explorer 2011–2015 ·

  • 315 MHzFrequency
  • 5-buttonButtons

Ships the next working day if you order within 9 hours 22 minutes

Specifications

Aftermarket Ford remote head key, 5-button, 315 MHz, uncut H75 blade fixed in the head, no chip. Explorer, Expedition, Flex, Taurus, 164-R8000.

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Ford Remote Head Key 5-Button 315 MHz - 164-R8000

315 MHz · FCC CWTWB1U793 · H75 blade · Explorer / Expedition / Flex / Taurus

315 MHz
Frequency
5
Buttons
H75
Blade (uncut)
60 g
Weight

⭐ Aftermarket replacement remote head key for the Ford 164-R8000 platform, built around FCC ID CWTWB1U793 (315 MHz), with the H75 blade and transmitter combined into a single head - no separate insert key. Ships new, with an uncut blank blade and no transponder chip: the electronics-and-blade unit only, so it will not start the vehicle until a programmed chip is fitted. Built for professional locksmiths cutting and programming standard keyed-ignition Ford SUVs, crossovers, and sedans - not push-to-start trims.

⚙️ Key features

Integrated H75 blade

Uncut, blank blade built into the remote head - ready for the locksmith to cut to the customer's code.

315 MHz transmitter

Matches the factory receiver frequency on the covered Ford keyed-ignition platforms.

5-button layout

Lock, Unlock, Trunk, Panic, and Remote Start on a single head unit.

Onboard add-key support

Supported models accept onboard add-key programming with two existing working keys.

💎 Benefits

Lower job cost

A no-chip electronics-and-blade unit for jobs where the chip is sourced separately.

One-part fitment

Blade and transmitter arrive as a single head unit, cutting inventory to one SKU per platform.

Faster add-key jobs

Onboard add-key support on supported models means no OBD tool needed when two working keys exist.

👥 Who it's for

Mobile locksmiths

Stocking a common Ford keyed-ignition SKU for cut-and-program service calls.

Key shops

Building chip-and-blade combos in-house from separately sourced components.

Independent auto techs

Handling add-key requests for fleet or customer Ford Explorer, Expedition, Flex, and Taurus vehicles.

🚗 Compatible vehicles

🚙 FORD
Explorer2011-2015
Expedition2011-2017
Flex2013-2017
Taurus2012-2019
Standard keyed ignition only - not for push-to-start trims. Before ordering, match FCC ID CWTWB1U793 and part number 164-R8000 (or a superseded number) on the original remote - year/trim overlaps vary by production run.

📦 What's included

✅ IN THE BOX

✔ Remote head key (transmitter + uncut H75 blade)

✔ CR2032 battery, pre-installed

❌ NOT INCLUDED

✘ Transponder chip - source and program a compatible chip separately

✘ Key cutting - blade ships uncut, cut to code before use

✘ Programming service - requires a locksmith, OBD tool, or dealer

📋 Specifications

📡 REMOTE
Frequency
315 MHz
Transponder chip
Not included
Buttons
5 - Lock, Unlock, Trunk, Panic, Remote Start
FCC ID
CWTWB1U793 (also OUCD6000022)
IC
1788A-FWB1U793
Battery
CR2032, included
🔑 PHYSICAL
Key blade
H75 - uncut/blank
Weight
60 g
Condition
New
Brand / origin
Aftermarket
🔢 REPLACES PART NUMBERS
164-R8000
5921467 Strattec reference

🛠️ Programming instructions

🚗ONBOARD ADD-KEY - TWO WORKING KEYS REQUIRED
1Insert the first working, previously-programmed key and turn the ignition from LOCK to RUN, holding 3-10 seconds.
2Turn back to LOCK and remove the key.
3Within 10 seconds, insert the second working key and repeat the LOCK→RUN hold, then return to LOCK and remove it.
4Insert the new 164-R8000 remote and repeat the same LOCK→RUN cycle to complete programming, then test all buttons.
All keys lost: the onboard sequence above only works with two existing working keys. If no working key is available, use an OBD programming tool or a dealer visit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this product

No. This listing is the remote electronics and H75 key blade only - no transponder chip is included. You will need to source and program a compatible chip separately before the vehicle will start. The blade itself ships uncut and must be cut to the customer's code by a locksmith.
It ships as an uncut, blank H75 blade rather than pre-cut. A locksmith or dealer must cut it to match the original key code before it will turn the ignition - this listing does not include key-cutting or programming service, so budget for that step separately.
No. The 164-R8000 platform is built for standard keyed ignition only, not proximity/push-to-start entry. If the vehicle starts with a button and the fob stays in a pocket, this remote head key is the wrong part - look for a smart/proximity key instead.
FCC ID CWTWB1U793 is the primary reference for this part number, with OUCD6000022 also appearing on later production boards. Both operate at 315 MHz and are treated as interchangeable for this platform, but always confirm against the ID printed on the original remote before ordering.
Onboard add-key programming is possible on supported models, but only when two working, already-programmed keys are available to run the sequence. If all keys are lost, an OBD programming tool or dealer visit is required - there is no customer self-programming path for that scenario.
It fits the Ford Explorer (2011-2015), Expedition (2011-2017), Flex (2013-2017), and Taurus (2012-2019) when equipped with standard keyed ignition. Year and trim overlaps can vary by production run, so match the FCC ID or part number stamped on the original remote before ordering.
A CR2032 battery is included and pre-installed in the remote at the time of shipping. It is a standard coin cell that is easy to find, so a fresh one can be fitted before programming if the key has been in storage for a long time.