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FO38 Original Lishi Key Reader | Decoder for Ford, Lincoln

Original Lishi FO38 Key Reader/Decoder for Ford, Lincoln

SKU: ALK04946

FO38 Original Lishi Key Reader | Decoder for Ford, Lincoln

30,00 $

SKU ALK04946
Category Opening Tools
Manufacturer Lishi
Condition New

Vehicle Makes and Models Compatibility Guide (For Reference Only)

Brand Model Year / Notes
Ford Bronco 1995 – 1999
Ford Crown Victoria 1996 – 2012
Ford Econoline 1996 – 2005
Ford Edge 2007 – 2012
Ford Escape 2001 – 2012
Ford Excursion 2000 – 2005
Ford Expedition 1997 – 2012
Ford Explorer Sport 2001 – 2009
Ford Explorer 1996 – 2012
Ford Five Hundred 2005 – 2012
Ford Flex 2011 – 2012
Ford Focus 2000 – 2012
Ford Freestar 2004 – 2012
Ford Freestyle 2005 – 2012
Ford F-Series 1996 – 2012
Ford Fusion 2006 – 2012
Ford Mustang 1996 – 2012
Ford Ranger 1996 – 2012
Ford Taurus GL 1996 – 1997
Ford Taurus Wagon 1995 – 1999
Ford Taurus 1996 – 2012
Ford Thunderbird 1996 – 2005
Ford Windstar 1999 – 2004
Lincoln Aviator 2003 – 2005
Lincoln Blackwood 2002
Lincoln Continental 1996 – 2002
Lincoln LS 2000 – 2006
Lincoln Mark LT 2005 – 2012
Lincoln Mark VIII 1996
Lincoln MKT 2011 – 2012
Lincoln MKX 2007 – 2012
Lincoln MKZ 2007 – 2012
Lincoln Navigator 1998 – 2012
Lincoln Town Car 1998 – 2012
Mazda B-Series 1999 – 2012
Mazda Tribute 2001 – 2004
Mercury Grand Marquis 1998 – 2012
Mercury Mariner 2005 – 2012
Mercury Marauder 2003 – 2005
Mercury Milan 2006 – 2012
Mercury Montego 2005 – 2007
Mercury Monterey 2004 – 2005
Mercury Mountaineer 1997 – 2012
Mercury Sable 1996 – 2009

FO38 KEY PROFILE

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FO38 Key Basics

The FO38 is a common car key (mostly for Ford vehicles). Here is what you need to know about its design:

  • Double-Sided: The key works no matter which way you slide it in.

  • 8 Cut Positions: There are 8 spots on the key where it can be cut.

  • 5 Cut Depths: Each spot can be cut to a depth of 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5.

  • Depth Rule: 1 is the shallowest; 5 is the deepest.


How to Use the Lishi FO38 Tool

The Lishi tool is the best way to pick and decode these locks without a key.

Quick Tips for Success

  1. Be Gentle: Use light to medium tension. If you press too hard, the lock won’t turn.

  2. Ignore “Hard” Wafers: In every FO38 lock, certain spots feel solid or “hard.” Don’t force them. Only pick the spots that feel springy.

  3. The Opening Direction: Once the lock turns open, make sure you read the depths (decode) in that same direction.

  4. Easy Manual Decoding: If you take the lock apart, the wafers usually have clear marks on them, making it easy to see which cuts you need.


The 3 Lock Versions

Depending on how old the lock is, different spots will feel “hard” when using your tool. Use this chart to know which spots to skip:

Lock Version Spots to Ignore (Hard Wafers)
1st Generation Positions 7 and 8
2nd Generation Positions 1 and 8
3rd Generation Positions 1 and 2

 

Why Choose MR Auto Locksmith?

At MR Auto Locksmith, we offer more than just high-quality tools—we provide the expertise to master them. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned professional, we are your partner in the field.

What Sets Us Apart

  • Professional Training: We don’t just sell equipment; we teach you the real-world skills needed to use them effectively.

  • Expert Support: Our team is available through dedicated communication channels to provide full support whenever you need it.

  • Customer Connection: We stay by your side through every step of the process, offering guidance both before and after your purchase.

  • Online Learning: Access our comprehensive online courses designed for all skill levels, from newcomers to industry pros.

Our Mission

Our goal is simple: to ensure you are never alone on your learning journey. We provide the tools, the training, and the community to help you succeed.

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