🔑 Keyless2Go Replacement Keyless Remote Head Key Fob for Select Ford Models: Escape, Explorer, Focus, Fusion [OUCD6000022164-R8073] Review

Perfect keys. I replaced another version of the Ford Integrated Key after the sale. I had them programmed by a locksmith for less than $40 as I lost one of my keys (you need 2 keys to program the keys yourself). Keys with large soft keys feel comfortable. Ford Expedition 2005

works fine, just as good as the OEM model. I programmed according to the instructions without any problems. NOTE that on the Ford Focus you must program all the remotes at the same time and there can be a maximum of 4 remotes and 8 keys. FYI: This item counts as both a key and a remote control.

This key was great. The only consideration - a small one - is that the button for opening the trunk says "2x", meaning you have to press the button twice to open the trunk. I found that like the factory remote, this key opens the trunk with a single press of this button. A small problem in an otherwise excellent article.

Used on my 2007 Ford Mustang. Excellent key, almost no wear. This is my daily driver, I've been using it for about 10 months now. Easy to set up, remember you must have two original keys for your car or you will have to go to a dealer to program it and it will likely cost you.

Be careful. If you order these key fobs make sure you get the right ones, it's hard to identify without the original part number, this company will not help you get the correct key fob, it's entirely up to you, be careful , be careful or you will waste your money. The product works fine as long as you get the right keychain, but they don't help you find the right one.

Fast shipping, item as described and appears to be of good quality. The instructions for its programming were precise. It only took 5 minutes of programming. Now I have a key that isn't "cloned" so it's treated like the original, all for $25! The local locksmith only charged $2 for this!

I have a 2007 Mustang GT and programming the fob and key was very easy. While the steps are not included in the key, they are easy to find online. The only problem I had was finding a place to cut the key. Several places refused to cut it because they claimed the key had to be coded by the dealer, which is not true when you have 2 original keys. I'll be buying a second key soon.

I needed a second code key for my 2012 Ford Mustang. Unfortunately I found out the programming is a dealership as two coded keys are required to program additional keys. I called several dealers and got obscene offers - up to $140 for a key and up to $180 for cutting and programming (oops!). Instead, I decided to try this key and have a local auto mechanic program it. The locksmith charged $66 to cut and program the key. After programming he was able to start the car but unfortunately the…