MechanMagic Key Fob Replacement Fits for CWTWB1U793 Ford F-150 2004-2014 F-250 F-350 F-450 Flex 2009-2017 Explorer 2001-2015 Escape Ranger Fusion Econoline Mercury Keyless Entry Remote Control 2 Sets

This replacement fob is an affordable and reliable option if you're looking for a quick, hassle-free fix". Received in a few days took them down to my local Locksmith and within minutes I’m back on the road again!Great key fobs at a great price but the panic button is very sensitive which might not be a bad thing!!

We got these for a 2011 Ford Escape. We were able to get them cut at our local hardware store. They were easy to program. They will unlock the car but will not start it due to not having the chip in them. We don’t have to worry about being locked out now!

These keys were easy to program. Just cut the key first and follow the instructions for your vehicle. No issues with the key. Price was reasonable compared to the cost of the OEM key. All the buttons work the same as the original key and it looks just like the original.

All in all I really like this. The programming was easy, and they work great. The range is only a few car lengths, which is why not 5 stars.I thought getting them cut was going to be an expensive issue, however, it turned out to be easy. Forget big box stores, their machines are intentionally designed to not hold aftermarket products. People here said ACE hardware was a nogo, however the one I went to had the manual key cutting machine. They didn't want to cut this. I explained that I will program, if they can cut to work the doors I am extremely happy, and if they can't they are not responsible. I will still pay the 4.50 for the service. I explained that I paid under 20 bucks here on Amazon for two. The dealer wants 78.00 each. I could be out 30 bucks trying to save 156.00. Give it a shot please. And they did. As assumed, the cut was correct. Since I had both original keys programming was as simple as insert one turn on and off, then the next original one, turn on and off, then the new one. On, off, and start. Both worked. Next was programming the remotes. Easy, however a step is easily left put. When you get into programming mode you have to program all remotes, even the old ones else only the remote your programming will work. All others won't. Click the key on off in the ignition 8 times rapidly, ending in the on state. The locks will cycle. Pick up each remote you will use and press lock unlock. Then turn the ignition off. Your done. Super easy, 10 minutes tops. If you only have one key you can use a free program called forscan, I have the program, and it is a great ODBII read write for ford's, I have not used it for thus function. I am going to try to use it to turn off the horn alarm function as I have triggered it and don't like looking like an 1d10t.

The ONLY place I can find a key fob built into the key for my vehicle, a 2004 Ford F150 5.4L FX4, is here on Amazon. However, the local hardware stores, big box stores and locksmiths refuse to cut keys purchased on Amazon. It doesn’t matter if you absolve them from all liability and offer to pay handsomely for their cutting services – they just refuse to work with you!I resolved not to give up on getting these keys cut after speaking to a particularly rude & dismissive locksmith! Cutting keys is actually quite easy if you have access to a key cutting machine. I learned to use one at the age of 17 when I worked in the maintenance department of a hotel – it’s not rocket science by any means! So, I purchased thisAnrain Duplicating Machine,which is similar to many cheaper cutting machines on Amazon (but looked to have a nicer lightbulb setup). Then I waited for it to arrive.I wasted no time in cuttingthese fob keysthat had worked on my previous truck of the same make & model. The cutter worked flawlessly, and the keys fit just fine. However, much to my dismay, I couldn’t successfully program the keys to work with Ford’s SecuriLock system – the engine wouldn’t start. The process to program the security chip isn’t difficult and is readily available in the owner’s manual or online. Plus, I had successfully done it before. I don’t know why the fob keys I used before didn’t work this time, but I sent them back for a refund.Having already incurred the sunk cost of the key cutting machine, I decided to try a different set of fob keys; these fob keys in fact. I’m sure glad I did! These keys are superior to the previous keys I tried. Most importantly, they were easy to program and were completely compatible with Ford’s SecuriLock system. However, they are also longer than the original Ford key (and previous fob keys), so they don’t rub on the ignition despite being bulkier. I also prefer the tactile feel of the rubberized buttons on these fob keys.So, for about the cost of one key and (separate) fob from the dealer, I now own these two combination fob keys and a key cutting machine! Sweet, sweet success!