I'm sitting here in my 2004 Expedition XLT model and this video is in regards to keys. This key right here I went to Lowe's and they said that they would make these keys for the fourth but it would cost me about 60 bucks to get it done. So I thought about it and I said since this key has a transponder in it maybe I can place the key next to the key shaft to the ignition and maybe it would work. So I tried it and I just jammed my key right next to the ignition. I can get it at 3. Next to the next and so I said let me see can I try it? Start it. So I put my key that I had made which doesn't have a chip in it and I bought it from a part store. It was a metal that had a plastic cover on it but I think it still worked. So I placed my key that I had made and it turns and everything comes on and it starts up and it goes in reverse. It works. So what I'm going to do on my modified is I'm going to mount my key somewhere close around the ignition hole and just buy me an extra key for $3 and solve that $60 to $100 problem that I have. I'm going to put my key in the plastic cover off and go back behind here and drill a couple of holes right in this area so that key will hang right in there. So when I turn the ignition it would pick up the sensor and it would start. I just drill two holes to push my zip tie through two holes there. One is going to go from inside, come out and go back in and then on my zip tie my key right in this area right here like behind it. Now I'm about to zip tie my main key with the chip inside and push it inside of this area and have the back of the key facing the ignition. We're going to see if it's going to work. There's a zip tie and the key right behind the trans spawner. I'm going to put this covering back in place. There it is. I'm just going to cut this zip tie right here so I'm going to hang in and I'm going to cut it in there. There we go. Not too bad. I made my stick and drilled an extra hole too low but I did have it right in this area right here. So let's try it again. Thanks for watching.