Key Fob Replacement for 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Ford Focus Fiesta Transit Connect Explorer Taurus Remote, 4-Button CWTWB1U793, Programming Guide Included

I purchased this specifically so I could disable the panic button, which keeps getting activated while my keys are in my pocket. OEM Ford Keys are glued tightly together, but I was able to open this key up to expose the circuit board. From there, I snipped off the pushbutton switch that was underneath the panic button, and glued the shell back together. BUY THIS BEFORE YOU NEED IT! If you have two working keys for your car, you can program this key by using just your existing keys and your vehicle. If you lose a key and have only one working key, you'll have to pay a very steep fee to have this key professionally programmed, which costs $300-$700! Your first move after buying any Ford vehicle should be to purchase one or more spare keys!

Good buy, took it to Batteries Plus and had it cut in 20 minutes. Programed myself in the parking lot. Followed directions on reviews. Had no problems. 2016 fiesta se. Much cheaper than the dealer or locksmith. You do need 2 keys plus the new to program as stated in instructions.

Don't Buy this Junk Key, spent 80 Dollars to have it programed and cut and it doesn't work!!! I can get a refund for this Junk key, but that doesn't cover the $ 80.00 cost of programming and cutting of the Junk Key!!!

Followed the instructions and viola it works perfectly. Where I got confused was programming my buttons to work on all keys. Put the 1st key in the ignition and turn to "||", 8 times within 10 seconds. You will hear a ding, when you flip back to "o" LEAVE your key in and press any button. You will hear another ding. Still leave your key in but press any button on your next key. You'll hear another ding. Do this for each key you want to program. Then twist the key that is in the ignition, to "||" to end the programming.

I purchased two of them. Both of the remotes were able to be programmed but only 1 of the transponder chips were able to be programmed. Cost for two of them was still less than half what one factory key would have cost.

I was a bit hesitant to order a car key online but, after researching the correct key to work with my car’s factory keyless entry, I decided to give it a try. Ordered the key and it arrived within 36 hours. I took it to Batteries Plus Bulbs and they cut it (without programming) for $20. I’d already found online instructions to program it to my car to start it (must have two existing programmed keys available to program a new one without dealer/locksmith assistance) and after I did the simple, 1-minute programming procedure, the new key started the engine just fine. In fact, programming the keyless lock/unlock function to the car is a much more involved process, but on the second try I got it right and it all works. And saved me at least $200 over using traditional methods. I would not hesitate to purchase another key from this seller again. Here are some hints to make it go smoothly: 1. Make sure the FCC ID and the factory part number of the key you’re buying matches your existing key. 2. There are stores that will cut the key for you without charging a fortune. Think Ace, Home Depot, Batteries Plus Bulbs, etc. 3. Check your owner’s manual. It may contain key programming instructions. Both the new-key programming AND the keyless entry programming instructions are printed right in the factory owner’s manual (2018 Ford Fiesta in my case). 4. Do not attempt to program the key before you get it cut. I’m 100% satisfied with this key and the seller.

2016 Fiesta: Trunk button transmits signal, but BCM never receives it. Had to order a different one for customer. Otherwise, OK aftermarket key. It gets the job done.

you bring it to a locksmith specializing in keyfob programming. THEN it cost me $200 just to get it programmed in order for the car to START. My car would not start with the microchip inside the keyfob- I tried. I did not know this before purchasing this keyfob. The locksmith said *that some* cars with keyfobs don't have a chip, but mine did. I have a 2017 Ford Fiesta. I was able to program the keyfob to lock/unlock per the online instructions, although I needed to reach out to their support since my car's make and model were not on the program list. After that, and after paying $200+, the key works perfectly. Car: 2017 Ford Fiesta SE Automatic

Muy buena calidad, parece original de agencia solo le falta el logotipo, soy de Reynosa, México, pague $600 por el corte y programación, el control funciona muy bien, 10 de 10

Funcionó correctamente para programar

Buen producto, manual muy escaso