F-150s run the job sites from Campbell Industrial Park to Kāneʻohe, Escapes and Explorers fill the school pickup lines, and Mustangs sit in every Waikīkī rental lot. A lost Ford key stops a workday, and the dealer answer — tow it in, wait for a key — costs more than the key itself.
Double Quick Locksmith cuts the blade by VIN code and programs the new key to your Ford’s immobilizer in the van — at your driveway, the beach lot or the office garage — in one visit. No tow to the dealership, no waiting for a key to be ordered. Part of our Ford locksmith service; see also Ford key programming if you still have a key that stopped working.
Not sure which you have? Text us a photo of the key or the year and model, and we tell you the exact price before we roll.
Ford tip: PATS wants two programmed keys before it will let you add a third on your own; if you only have one key, make the spare now while it is a cheap duplicate.
Most Ford replacements are work trucks: F-150 and F-250 keys lost on job sites in Campbell Industrial Park and Kalaeloa, Transit and E-Series van keys for delivery fleets in Kalihi, plus Escape and Explorer keys for families in ʻEwa and Mililani and rental Mustang keys in Waikīkī. We cut the key by VIN, program it to PATS and get the crew moving the same morning.
Theft light flashing with the key in your hand? That is Ford key programming; lockouts, ignitions and fleet service are on the Ford locksmith page.
Cut by VIN code and programmed on-site, no original needed. F-150, Ranger, Focus, Escape, Explorer and Mustang with a turn key.
Key plus remote functions paired to the car. remote-head and flip keys on Focus, Fusion, Escape and F-150.
Proximity key hardware plus programming. Intelligent Access keys on Fusion, Escape, Explorer, Edge, F-150, Mustang, Bronco and Expedition.
Duplicate while you still have a key — always cheaper than all-keys-lost.
A service-call fee from $69 covers the drive and first look. Tell us the year, model and whether you have any working key and we quote before we roll — see the full Honolulu price list. Fob not starting the car but you still have the key? That is usually a programming job, not a replacement.
Yes. All-keys-lost is our most common Ford call. We cut the blade from the VIN and program a new key to the immobilizer on-site, then erase the lost key so it can no longer start the car. Bring proof of ownership and a photo ID.
Ford turn keys are usually done in 20–40 minutes on-site; smart keys 30–60 minutes including all-keys-lost, a little longer on 2020+ security-gateway models. We come to you across urban Honolulu and out to Kapolei, Mililani and Kailua.
Usually, and faster: the dealer needs the car towed in when every key is lost and often orders the key. We carry Ford blanks and programming equipment in the van and quote one number up front.
Yes — that is most of our Ford work. We come to the yard, the pier or the lot, cut the key by VIN and program it in the van, and give the foreman an itemized receipt for the fleet file.
Yes — rental customers in Waikīkī, Ko Olina and at the airport get an itemized receipt for reimbursement, and we erase the lost key from the vehicle so the rental company has nothing to worry about.
We come to you — Waikīkī, Downtown, Kakaʻako, Hawaiʻi Kai, Pearl City, Kapolei and everywhere in between.
