Pair of Ford three-button flip keys with 4D60 transponder chip
Complete flip keys for BF and FG Falcon, Territory, FPV and Mondeo
This two-pack supplies complete Ford-style flip keys for BF and FG Falcon, Territory, FPV and Mondeo vehicles, each carrying the Ford logo and a three-button remote layout. Complete is the operative word: every interior component is present, covering the remote electronics, the transponder chip and the battery, so nothing needs to be salvaged from a damaged original. Buying two at once suits families running a Falcon and a Territory side by side, or anyone who wants the spare cut at the same locksmith visit. At $38.95 for the pair, the two keys together often cost less than a single dealership replacement before cutting.
Check the 4D60 transponder before ordering
Each key operates at 433MHz and carries a 4D60 transponder chip, the immobiliser chip type these listings are built around. Ford used more than one chip family across its range, so the listing is explicit: confirm your vehicle's transponder type with a locksmith or dealer before you buy. A flip key with the wrong chip will open the car via remote yet refuse to start it, because the immobiliser never sees the code it expects. Owners of the earlier BA-era cars can compare the Ford Falcon Territory Remote Key FO21 Transponder BA XR6, which targets that generation.
Cutting, coding and getting both keys running
Flip keys need two services before daily use: the blade must be cut to match your door and ignition locks, and both the remote section and transponder must be programmed to the vehicle, work an automotive locksmith can complete in a single appointment. Getting both keys done together usually costs less than two separate visits. The single-key version of this product is listed as the Ford Remote Flip Key 3 Button with Chip BF FG, and Ranger owners should look instead at the Ford Ranger Remote Flip Key Blank Shell PX2 2015-2018. Losing every key to a car is one of the most expensive mistakes an owner can make, so turning one working key into two programmed keys is cheap insurance against a very bad day.
Why buy Ford keys from The Remote Factory
Car keys are a purchase people need sorted fast, and The Remote Factory treats them that way: all items are dispatched within 24 hours, standard delivery is 1 to 5 working days within Australia, and New Zealand orders arrive in 2 to 8 working days. The store is Australian-based and specialises in replacement remotes and key fobs, so this Ford flip key two-pack sits alongside thousands of other automotive listings. Visa, Mastercard, American Express, PayPal, Shop Pay and Apple Pay are all accepted, and a 30-day return policy applies, with questions handled at contact@theremotefactory.com.au.
Frequently asked questions
Which Ford models do these flip keys suit?
The two-pack is listed for Ford BF and FG Falcon, Territory, FPV and Mondeo vehicles that use the three-button flip key with a 4D60 transponder chip at 433MHz. Because Ford varied chip types across years and models, the essential step is confirming your car's transponder type with a locksmith or dealer before ordering, so the immobiliser will accept the new keys.
Are these complete keys or just empty shells?
They are complete keys. Each unit includes all the interior components: the remote electronics, the transponder chip and the battery, plus the flip blade and Ford logo on the case. Nothing needs to be transferred from your old key, which makes them suitable even when the original has been lost entirely rather than just cracked or worn.
Do the keys need to be cut and programmed?
Yes, both. The blank blade must be cut to match your locks, and the remote and 4D60 transponder must be coded to the vehicle. An automotive locksmith can usually handle cutting and programming in one visit, and doing the pair together is cheaper than two bookings. Until that work is done, the keys cannot start the car.
Why does the transponder chip type matter so much?
The transponder is what your car's immobiliser interrogates every time you turn the ignition. If the chip family does not match what the vehicle expects, the engine will not start even though the remote buttons may lock the doors normally. These keys carry the 4D60 chip, so verifying that your Ford uses 4D60 before buying prevents a wasted purchase.
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