No emergency key

Asked by Tissa Jun 07, 2018 at 12:24 PM about the 2015 Ford Fusion SE

Question type: General

I have a 2015 ford fusion the battery in the car died
or the battery in the key did. I don't have the
emergency key so I can't get in the car at all! I
honestly think the car is dead because I may have
good and left the lights on.

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So you don't have the emergency key/metal blade at all? And to top that off, the FOB and/or car battery is dead? You can call a lock-out service like AAA, a tow company, or the police, they'll help you get back inside the vehicle, but then you'll still have to be towed, or get a jump start. If you're handy (and in your own driveway), you could jack car up enough to attach jumper cables to the starter motor to provide enough electrical power to operate locks again, but that would still require a working FOB. This is where having AAA really pays off, as does keeping a spare key where you can access it in emergencies.

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