Cut key and fob,save 100's,$$

[Bobby Chapman]

Love this and saved $100-300 dollars.

Got the switch key from Amazon (with key cut) for 44.00 dollars
Took about 25 seconds to program in the truck.
Must have 2 working keys though.
Good to have a backup for inexpensive

ARSOMI ,is the amazon company for the key

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[Glen Baker LLC]

Store name was cut off or link ?

 

[johnny99]

I dunno man I don't drive a Maverik.

 

[Bobby Chapman]

Store name was cut off or link ?

ARSOMI

 

[Bobby Chapman]

I dunno man I don't drive a Maverik.

Love the internet sometimes

 

[HeyBales]

Ya - vendor is missing out on some sales.

Hopefully their product is better than their attention to details.

Good find though - since those vendors seem to come and go, our big old thread has some invalid links now.

 

[Equator Guy]

I purchased one of these 12/24 for my 23 Maverick XL. Differnt vendor but same description (Maverik). Received it and it programmed fine. Used it for my main key for a while (maybe a month). It looks identical, although the plastic and button feel is cheaper feeling than OEM FOB. Then one time I went to take the key out it seemed "stuck" in the ignition. Odd since it worked perfectly until then. I carefully giggled the steering wheel and key and eventually got it out. Since then I used it as a hide a key. I've tried it since and it's worked fine. Probably just a burr on the key from cutting. No regrets buying, just be careful. Maybe rub with an emery cloth and spray with a lubricant before inserting the first time.

 

[Fibrepunk]

1. Buy a Defu 368A key cutter machine, or similar key cutter. Should be under $150
2. Buy aftermarket key blank(s)
3. Cut your own key(s) for the Maverick. You can cut other keys too
4. Program the cutted keys to your Maverick
5. Now you have extra key(s) for the Maverick and in the future, you just need to buy blanks and key your own keys with your own machine.

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