2016 Ford F-150 Remote Key Housings

If you’re rolling with a 2016 Ford F-150, you’ll want to keep your remote key housing in tip-top shape to ensure smooth access to your ride. Over time, these housings can experience wear and tear, especially if you’ve got a habit of tossing your keys into your pocket or bag without protection. Look out for common symptoms of failure like unresponsive buttons, a cracked casing, or if the remote feels loose in your hand. Regular cleaning and checking for damage can go a long way in extending the life of your key housing, and when it’s time to replace it, Advance Auto Parts has you covered with quality options to keep your F-150 secure and stylish!

If you own a 2016 Ford F-150, maintaining and upgrading your remote key housing is just as important as any other part of your truck. A quality key housing not only protects your key components from damage but also ensures that your remote functions perfectly, making your life easier and your truck more secure. At Advance Auto Parts, we understand that DIY enthusiasts like you want the best for your ride, which is why we offer a vast selection of reliable remote key housings from trusted brands. Choosing quality parts from a reputable source is crucial; it means you’re investing in durability and performance, keeping your F-150 running smoothly while you tackle every project with confidence.

When it comes to remote key housings, Advance Auto Parts has you covered with top-notch brands at a wallet-friendly price point. Each remote key housing is priced at a solid $33.99, making it easy to replace or upgrade your vehicle’s key without breaking the bank. Whether you’re looking for a sturdy replacement for that worn-out key or want to switch things up with a fresh design, you can count on the quality and reliability of our offerings. Plus, you can tackle that DIY project with confidence, knowing you’re using parts that fit right into your ride!

When it comes to maintaining or replacing your remote key housing, there are a few related products and tools you might want to have on hand to make the job smoother. Aside from the replacement housing itself, you might need a new battery if your remote isn’t working, plus a small screwdriver set to tackle those pesky screws. Some DIYers find it handy to have a pair of needle-nose pliers for those delicate parts inside. Safety is key, too—make sure you’re working in a well-lit area and wear safety goggles to protect your eyes from any tiny pieces that might fly around. Remember, it’s all about making your key fob work like new while keeping yourself safe!