Key Fob Replacement Compatible with Ford Explorer Expedition Edge 2017-2022 Escape Lincoln Navigator Aviator Corsair Push Start Keyless Entry Remote Start 164-R8198 164-R8278 164-R8226

Took the new key fob for my 2023 Explorer to batteries plus. Charged $80 to program and $20 to copy the door key. Works great!! This would have cost several hundred more if I went through the manufacturer

My 2022 explorer was purchased with a single key, so I bought one of these and had the dealership program it for me. The local dealerships all charged $100 for this service. Since these are so cheap and I didn't want to pay the dealership again if I lost/broke one, I bought another and programmed it myself. The first attempt to program failed, but the second try worked fine. I've been using both for a couple of months, and have had no issues.

Worked great for my 2021 Expedition. Programed it with Forscan. Did not get the key part cut. Just using it for a spare. Zero issues so far. Definitely make sure the fcc ID matches your existing key.

The battery in this key fob was impossible to get out without breaking it, so when the battery died in March 2026 the fob became useless. It's frustrating that something you should be able to replace had a design that literally made it impossible to do.

The product arrived quickly (to Colombia) and it is as described in the post and photos. I went to a partner locksmith and could programmed the new fob successfully. This was for an Escape 2022 and worked fine. There is a functionality that might not be able with this fob though, which is unlocking your car by sliding your finger over the sensor. However, the rest of features work normally. BTW, I spent $100USD in the whole process. Recommended.

Programmed to a 2019 ford expedition using forscan and all functions work and looks just like the one key besides the ford logo

Just like original and good quality

We bought an 2020 Expedition Max Limited and were told AFTER the papers were all signed that there was only one key fob for it. We didn't consider it a big deal at that point and just planned to use a company we had in the past or the local Ford dealership, whichever had the better price. Yeahhhh, they both quoted $450-550 for an OEM fob. After getting over the initial sticker shock, I did some research and found this product. I called a local locksmith who confirmed that a lot of people do this with no trouble and he was able to program it without a hitch! For $400 less than that crazy quote, I now have a brand new fob that looks and works exactly like my OEM! I'm one happy customer!

The phobe was exactly what I needed, the dealer was sceptic at first but did the setup and it works