🔑 Set of 2 Key Fob Keyless Entry Remotes for Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, Mazda - CWTWB1U331 GQ43VT11T CWTWB1U345 4-btn Review

Purchased for my 2003 Mercury Sable sisters. It is very easy to program after watching YouTube videos. Simply insert the key into the ignition switch and cycle the ignition (do not start the vehicle) eight times within ten (10) seconds. Security begins to respond with locks. Press any button on the remote control (or on the remote controls you want to program - all this must be done during this program). You must have a reaction. When the car is finished turning. Remove the key and try your…

Came as promised with a card with a website with instructions. The programming steps are SUPER easy! I suggest setting a timer on your phone, otherwise 10 seconds will go by a lot faster than you think. After setting my timer I was able to complete the steps within the allotted time and the first time it was programmed perfectly! I LOVE the price of these two keychains and how easy they are to set up! I will recommend it to others. I can't stress enough the importance of using a timer when…

So I figured I'd just have to take out the cases on the keychains and put the guts of my old ones in the new ones (they're old, worn out, and one is broken where it should be attached to the keychain). When I opened the first set I found to my surprise that each key fob comes with a circuit board and a new CR2032 battery (although not the same brand but I'm sure it will last in these). I learned how to program remote controls from Google in five minutes. Now I have four radio key fobs. Just in…

I have a Ford Escape XLT 2011 and took both remote controls into the car, put the programmed chip key in the ignition lock. I then turned the key to the ON position (the car would not start) and immediately back to the OFF position. *Repeat off/on 8 times. For 8th gear to the ON position, leave the key in the ON position. The car will move the door locks up and down to let you know it's ready for remote programming. At this point, PRESS ANY KEY on the first programmer remote and immediately do…

Received in a kit, made an 8 round programming guide but didn't take it - none. Considering they're only $11 and they look (even feel) the same as my other set, maybe not such a big waste, but they don't work yet either, so $11 is out the window. However, the dealer can probably program them for $100, but I wanted to avoid that given the relatively easy power on, button press, and online instructions. They didn't come with ONE JOINT of instructions in the package so I'm relying on internet…

UPDATE: one key fob died after 11 months with little to no use so I removed one star. The battery was checked well, replaced with a new one just in case and even checked on a key fob tester at an auto parts store: still dead. And yes, the battery was oriented correctly. All in all I still recommend as another keychain used daily still works great. The key fobs looked and felt exactly like my OEM. After programming, they worked perfectly. Here are the instructions I followed: 1. Switch the…

Keyless Entry Remote Control Key Fob Suitable for Ford Lincoln Mercury Mazda Mustang Explorer Escape Focus Fusion Taurus 2 Piece Set. I bought these for my 2014 Ford Focus so I can keep one in my purse in case I ever lock my keys in the car. Inside the package were only two remote control tags and a business card with a web address, which Norton quickly blocked. After switching to YouTube, as another reviewer suggested, reprogramming was easy enough. Here's how to do it: Take BOTH sets of your…

This is the second pair I have bought. The first two lasted almost a year before they stopped working. Changing the battery didn't help at all. The tiny electronics in the key fobs are simply cheap and of poor quality. However, I figured it was better to buy a pair every year than to go to the dealer for a $60-$70 replacement. because. If the key fob just touches the edge of your bag, it will work. If you put the keys on the table, the alarm can go off. How annoying. What's even more annoying…