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Lincoln Key Replacement by VIN

Lincoln key fobs vary a lot by model and year. This page lists the FCC IDs, key types and frequencies in our vehicle-fitment data for 12 Lincoln models from 2001 to 2025, so you can see what to expect before you look up your VIN.

How to replace a Lincoln key using your VIN

1. Get your VIN. It is on the dashboard at the windshield or the driver door jamb.
2. Enter it above. We decode the year and model and list matching keys and fobs.
3. Match the FCC ID. Compare it with the one on your current key or in the table below.
4. Cut and program. A locksmith or dealer cuts the blade (if any) and programs the key to the car. See where to get it done.

What the data shows for Lincoln

• 12 models and 12 different FCC IDs appear in our Lincoln data.
• The most widely used FCC IDs are M3N5WY8609 (34 model-years), CWTWB1U331 (33 model-years), CWTWB1U311 (33 model-years).
• Smart (push-to-start) keys appear from model year 2007.

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Lincoln key fobs by model, year and FCC ID

FCC IDs are matched to vehicles from public FCC filings and supplier data. Trim, build date and region can change which remote a car uses, so confirm the ID printed on your own key before ordering.

Frequently asked questions

More help

• How to find your key's FCC ID
• Which type of key do you have?
• What replacement costs
• Other makes