No, and as I understand it. Vehicles with proximity key access, that is vehicles that do not require a key to be inserted into anything, to accomplish anything, only that the key be on your person, everything else is pushbutton. Ford delivers two keys with each vehicle from the factory. These are called Administrator keys, you can have up to, I think, 6 more proximity keys set up for the vehicle IE: Either a max of 8 keys or could be 6 or 4, point is, the two keys that came with the vehicle are the Administrator keys, they can only be replaced by FORD. You can get knock-offs for the rest of the keys, good ones will do most everything the administrator keys do, except, operate as a MyKey. Only the two Administrator keys can be inserted into the programming pocket and set up as 1 Administrator key, and One MyKey, or as I call them a Nanny key or Babysitter key. A useless feature for me, honestly. All the MyKey did in 2016 was reprogram a proximity key to limit the speed of the vehicle to 45 MPH or faster in 5 or 10-mile increments. Limit the max volume on the audio system. Force 911 Assist. Prevent the driver from turning off traction control and any other stability program! Pretty useless unless you have teenage drivers, or you want to mess with the better half! Here is a tip about them though, if you are not using the second key, remove the battery! The key will always try and ping the vehicle it is programmed to. So sitting idle in the desk drawer its constantly looking for the vehicle, and depleting its battery in the process, it will be dead in a year, year, and a half! Take the battery out, tape it to the back, and it will be ready to go in 4 years when you stick it back into the key! Another fun thing to do with a proximity key vehicle, specifically the 2016's like the one I own. I am handicapped so I get to park in the gimp slots at Walmart. If the PATS system is properly set up you can do this for riveting entertainment! Roll all the windows down, leave the engine running, leave the vehicle sitting there with the doors unlocked! And see how long it takes a scoundrel to get up in it and try to drive it off! They are always looking at the shifter trying to figure out how to get it in drive when I slam my cane or crutch into their head and demand to know what the hell they are doing in my truck! The cops are on the way, and Walmart security is about to poop a tuna over the scene I make! Hilarious! And a triple play for me! I get to fret Walmart, put on a show, and catch a thief!
