🔑 Set of 2 Key Fob Keyless Entry Remotes for Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Mazda with Ignition Key (CWTWB1U331 GQ43VT11T CWTWB1U345 3-btn) Review

Great, key fobs worked fine but Ford dealer couldn't program keys. I ordered a set from Ford and it works perfectly. I got my money back for my purchase.

For my first order, I ordered this set with fewer parts than I expected. The seller took care of the problem, which arose solely through the fault of the packers. and it works fine. The only thing missing is the close range they have to work with. Basically I am satisfied with the set.

One remote was junk and didn't work at all and the other remote had a dead battery. Good thing I went to a locksmith to have it all done. As a result I bought 2 new batteries and just a new remote control. That's more than 50% losses. You get what you pay for I guess. The seller sent the goods quickly, however the remote controls were in the packaging box, not in a zip-lock bag. Less than half a result means less than 50% rating, i.e. 2 stars

I bought a set with two keys and two remote controls. The remotes are, as expected, very easy to program and both worked great. Keys, one of the two keys is not programmable. I programmed them via PATS via FORscan. One of the two keys is completely non-programmable, the counter does not increase. Erase all programmed keys through FORscan and still no success. After programming the working one, I tried turning the ignition on but nothing but a flashing PATS. I think a key can be a total failure.

They fit our 2010 F150! Both of our original ignition keys broke where they slide on the keychain and our door latches were so old they didn't work anymore. My husband installed new door latches within 2 minutes after watching videos online. I cut both keys at Walmart (they didn't charge me but said I needed a locksmith to program). My husband then watched another video and didn't think he could make them himself, but he tried and they work! No key service, no additional costs. Excellent…

On time, as described. The instructions did not come with the keychain. I programmed and tested the key rings myself. I had keys cut out in ACE. Very easy. The great price beats the $100 bill for programming and key cutting. Great offer. Make sure it is the correct key fob and key blank for the year and brand. Get in the car, close the door. Insert the existing key into the ignition. Turn the key to the "on" and "off" positions 8 times. Do not start the engine. The door locks go through the…

First batch programmed 1/2 after cutting. Received an extended replacement and the following 2 keys appeared in the program. I was surprised that the number of keys did not increase in the last batch. Maybe they all have the same serial number or a different one used by the PATS system. Remember that you need 2 unique keys for your car to start. I had a real Ford key. Not sure how it works when you only had 2 aftermarket keys and they seem to be the same for the car. Another hurdle you face is…

Although it only took 10 seconds to program the key, these keys will NOT program on the 2007 F150. The method I tried: 1. Insert the first working key, turn it to the "on" position, then turn it off. 2 Within 5 seconds, insert the second working key, turn it to the "on" position, and then turn it off. Within 10 seconds (always much less), insert a new key, turn it to the 'on' position, wait 1 second, then turn it off. I've tried many times with several different "in position" wait times. Tried…

Lost one of the F150 keys. A few years burdened with only one key. Didn't want to pay the dealer $150 for a replacement. So. Bought this 2 pack. I went to eBay and ordered the SBB Pro2 immobilizer programmer. There is no manual for it, a mysterious instrument straight from China. The interface was so intuitive that I had no trouble adding these two keys to the truck after carving them at Home Depot for about $5. Then follow the remote door lock fob instructions. It was also a very simple…