Review on 🔑 Convenient Keyless Entry Replacement for MOZB41TG with 4D67 Chip Vehicles by Tuan Core

Absolutely 100% functional. Bought to have a spare key. I doubted this key would work, but it was perfect for my 2010 TC offspring. Just make sure you look for all the details. In my case, it has a characteristic indentation that corresponds to the original key. Programming was easy as my car has a key chip (immobilizer) and key fob programming mode. I was able to use the key chip mode as there was no need to turn the key and once I was sure it worked I proceeded to cut the key. Making the key was probably the most difficult part of the process as finding someone to carve it for you to match your original key, at little or no cost. I was able to find someone at Walmart to do it for me for free since all I had to do was cut the right key. Most dealers or locksmiths will want $65 or more for it. After cutting I was able to do the key fob programming as I had to flip the key at some point in the process. All my buttons work and the battery gives the new key amazing range. I may have gotten lucky, but since I had tried one of the Walmart chipkeys before going down this route (which didn't entirely work) and I already knew which cartridge (B) the worker should use to cut my key, what made him makes stupid. It's easy for her to do me a favor. When I got home I just used a wire brush gently on the key to make it easier to turn the door locks. Overall, this process saved me between $45 and $200. The seller will provide a web address to ensure your car has programming mode, but a google search can also verify this for you. Much luck!