MechanMagic Key Fob Replacement Fits for CWTWB1U793 Ford Explorer 2001-2015 Mustang 2005-2014 Expedition 2003-2017 Edge Focus Lincoln Mercury Sable 2000-2009 Mazda Keyless Entry Remote 2 Sets

I had the keys cut at my local big box store and I programmed them myself using a video off YouTube. You have to have 2 keys to program the new ones without any special tools. If you can program them yourself you (ar least for me) you have to do two different sequences one for the anti theft on the fob and one for the buttons.

My OEM keys were wearing out for my 2011 Ford Expedition. Not in use, but the plastic cover for the buttons that allows access to replace the battery kept falling off. Looked for a replacement that wasn't OEM as I knew there were some out there that had to work.Did some research and found these at a great price!They arrived quickly and ready to go. Took them to a hardware store to get them cut to my OEM keys.At first, thought I may be able to just swap the circuit board with my OEM as they were fine and already programmed to my vehicle. BUT - the design is different. The Ford key has the battery separate from the circuit board. This one has the battery attached to the board. No joy - okay - so off to YouTube I went for programming instructions.Finding instructions on YouTube is easy. You will need to have two master keys for programming. If you don't, you'll need assistance from a locksmith or shop. IF you happen to have a 3rd party remote start system like I do - you CAN start the vehicle with it, then turn the key to run and take off. Tried that before programming just to see.The keys themselves have worked well. They are lighter than the OEM's if that matters to you.

Had a local key guy come and program the fobs for me. Cost $63.00. Work great!!!Well went out to use the key fob I had put back, it starts the car, but the remote to unlock and lock doesn't work.

I have a 2012 Ford Mustang and I have no idea if it will do the "dual key" thing yet, but it refused be programmed by the lock smith. He opened it, compared it to my working key, and said that the internal chips were "different" enough that my Car didn't like it. He recommended that because of the low cost I "could" try again with another key from Amazon or have them (the locksmith) get an OEM key and program that for me.And I know that they can program keys correctly, because I went there the week before and had them make a key fob for my son's Camaro since his new car only came with one. And while I was there, they showed me that their device would say that the key for my car was programmed, only for it to not work when we tried to use it to start my car.I can't keep buying these keys hoping that eventually one will work, so I'll have to have the locksmith order me a key/key fob at $200, and then I may try the key cloning, since I can't return these now that the locksmith has already cut the key part of the FOB to fit my Mustang.But so far, this was a major miss for me.

Cut and programmed without issue.

After cutting keys I sucessfully programmed both as far as starting the car. Separate procedure to program buttons also successful but after programming buttons for second key, the first key's buttons no longer operate. Program first key again and the second key's buttons stop working.

Works as intended. Would suggest calling ahead to find a locksmith that will cut the key as most chain stores now will not cut the key.

The keys on my master fobs stopped working so I needed new keys. I managed to get these cut for $20 each at a locksmith and then programmed them based on watching YouTube videos.To program them yourself, you need 2 original Ford master keys. If you don't have that, you'll need to pay a locksmith extra to program them.I'm only ranking then a 4/5 because they were longer than the original keys by maybe a quarter inch. Because of this, AutoZone's computer didn't recognize them and couldn't cut them. All the home improvement stores near me refused to cut them because they didn't sell them. It took me a long time to find a brick and mortar locksmith that cut car keys (the mobile ones won't drive to cut a key they didn't sell).