KeylessOption Car Key Replacement for 2000-2017 Ford Lincoln Mazda Mercury Ignition Transponder, H84 H92 40 80 Bit - 2 Pack

Works fine once it was cut to fit my 2010 Explorer and I programed it per instructions on internet and YouTube. Had trouble finding somebody to cut the key. Ace hardware stores want you to buy their key for $100+ to make a duplicate transponder key. Home depot will make a non transponder key for $5 that will unlock the door, but does not start the car. I went to Lasco Ford, the local dealer and asked about cutting my blank that I bought here with the transponder. The smart ass counter guy said he would try, but it may not work. No mention of the cost. After a few minutes he came back with my key and a bill for over $21. I programed the key per the internet instructions using my other 2 working keys. and it works great.

Get them cut at a Home Depot or equivalent. Get home and program car. I found info on car (f150) from YouTube.

Took to the locksmith and it worked perfectly!

found a place to cut keys for me and programmed with no problems at all

Terrible! I not only spent the money on this key, but additional money to have it cut. I go to program it and the program details say to push any button on the original key…these keys don’t have buttons on them! I tried with the key fob, but that didn’t work. It did for my original key, but I don’t believe there is actually a chip in this key to program it. I’m infuriated because I can’t get my money back, so I’ve wasted a ton of time and money for nothing. I wish Amazon would not allow companies like this to sell product. There are NUMEROUS reviews with the same problem, but of course when you go to look at the reviews, only the 4+ star reviews show. You have to select to see other reviews in order to see the countless bad reviews. Buyers beware! Do not purchase!!!

The quality of the keys were fine, but I could not program them. The advertisement didn't say that you need two keys to program the blanks. I only have one key and if I had 2 keys, I wouldn't have needed the keys. After a lot of research, I found out that they have to be programed by a lock smith. After taking the keys to a lock smith, I found out that the chips in the keys could not be programmed. The lock smith said the chips will work with other Fords but not with Ford Rangers. He had to install new chips. A 30 min. job ended up costing me $350 mainly due to the new chips. Remorseremorse should have said that in their advertisement.

They worked without hassle

Quality keys. Works great. Original key keyring tab broke. Had to buy a transponder programmer and to copy my original key but it programmed it without any problems. Definitely cheaper than a locksmith or dealership.