Kaba Ilco H67-1193FD Ford Key Blank 10 Pack

Product Description

The KABA ILCO CORP H67-1193FD is an uncut key blank designed for ignition and door lock cylinders on a range of Ford vehicles produced in the mid-1990s. Sold in a package of 10 blanks, this SKU is suited for locksmiths, automotive service shops, and fleet maintenance operations that need to keep commonly used Ford key blanks in stock. The blank is cut to standard Ford key profile specifications, allowing it to be duplicated or originally cut on compatible key cutting equipment. Each unit weighs 0.5 pounds per package, making it easy to stock in quantity.

This key blank fits ignition and door applications across multiple Ford platforms from the 1993-1996 model year range. It is used in professional locksmith shops, automotive dealerships, and fleet service facilities where Ford vehicle key duplication and replacement are routine tasks. The 10-unit pack quantity supports shops handling moderate to high volume Ford key requests without frequent reordering.

Key Features

• Fits both ignition and door lock cylinders on compatible Ford vehicles
• Package quantity of 10 blanks per SKU for shop stock efficiency
• Uncut blank ready for duplication or original key cutting on standard equipment
• Designed to OEM Ford key profile specifications for the listed model years
• Lightweight stock — 0.5 pounds per 10-unit package

Compatibility

Fits ignition and door lock cylinders on the following Ford vehicles: Contour 1996; Crown Victoria 1993-1996; Mustang 1994-1996; Taurus 1993-1995; Thunderbird 1994-1995; Aerostar 1994-1996; Econoline Van and Club Van 1994-1996; Explorer 1994-1996; F-Series 1994-1996; Ranger 1994-1995; Windstar 1994-1996; Bronco and Bronco II 1994-1996.

Installation Notes

Key blanks should be cut by a licensed locksmith or trained automotive key technician using equipment calibrated for the Ford key profile. Verify the target vehicle lock cylinder condition before cutting — worn cylinders may require service before a new key will operate reliably. Do not attempt to force an improperly cut key into a lock cylinder, as this can damage the cylinder wafers.