🔑 Affordable 2 Pack: Replacement Keyless Entry Car Remote Control Key Fobs for Ford Lincoln Mercury – Compatible & Reliable! Review

I had high hopes for this device but neither lasted long. I got the device from another site. This one costs more than these two, but works great. I don't like to speak negatively about products, but this one has no quality. Most likely a Chinese fake.

Wasn't expecting much given the price but it arrived and was very easy to program on my machine. It took about 5 minutes to figure it out and program both. The only downside is that the buttons don't work when the car is running. I was hoping this would allow me to leave my car running and just remove the key fob to lock and unlock the doors when I need to run to places and it wouldn't let me do that or even the trunk open with it unless I turn the car off.

Under $10 for two keychains. It took me 1 minute to program it into my 2006 Mercury Mountaineer. My local auto parts store charged $50 for a remote that wasn't even programmed. My local car radio dealer wanted $75 for a programmed remote control. Again I got two for $10 and programmed them in a minute! Just look on Google or You Tube for instructions.

It arrived on time and was easy to program but I ordered two and firstly it will only program one at a time so I can only use one. Faced with such a problem that sometimes all the doors open, and sometimes only the driver's. But it (is programmed) technically unlocks the car. The alarm button works, all doors are permanently locked. All in all I was disappointed and I'm not the type to say you get what you pay for! I paid for what was advertised and didn't get it! The seller must ensure that…

I ordered these with mixed feelings after reading various online reviews. I received these two consoles today and received a piece of paper asking me to go to the internet to program them. This made me anxious and when I went to the website it didn't tell me anything. However, I've seen others having the same problem and found that when you toggle the key on/off. 8 times he programs it. Well I did and to my surprise it worked. Programming literally took 30 seconds. So overall I'm very happy…

The only problem I had was that the page on the card that was sent to program the keyless fob didn't give me any instructions. So, for those who are in the same situation, here are the simple instructions: make sure the car doors are unlocked, put the key in the switch and turn it back and forth eight times (without starting the car) , and then press any button on the remote control. After doing the round trip 8 times, my locks locked and unlocked on their own. It was that easy. That works…

In the product description I saw that Lincoln cars need to be programmed by the dealer or locksmith, but I also found some reviews that worked for Lincoln cars , so I took a chance. God I'm so glad I bought these remotes! When I first tried to program the remote, the machine would not start programming. Luckily the seller has great customer service and I was able to chat with him. They recommended disconnecting the car battery and remote control batteries and letting them sit for an hour before

My guess because it should work on a 2007 Ford Taurus but it's not programmed. I followed the instructions 8 times and it just wasn't programmed into my car. I bought another one from another company on Revain and also had to send it back as it wasn't programmed. I ended up having to go to my local Ford dealership and pay $55 for an OEM key fob that was programmed the first time. I also bought one from Revain for my 2005 F350 and it programmed the first time and works great. Saved me a lot of…

First let me admit that I received great customer service from the chat reps on the site. So if you're like me and can't do it, know that you can "I can get help. However, I got the remote here at Revain and couldn't seem to program it - even went and bought a new battery. I spoke to a representative who agreed to send a replacement free of charge. I tried that and still couldn't get it to work. Well, as is sometimes the case, I think I had "Oh, I'm an idiot". a point I'm only acknowledging…