Key fits Ford Edge Escape Expedition Explorer Flexus Five Hundred Focus Fusion Mustang Taurus Navigator Keyless Entry Remote Fob (OUCD6000022) - Guaranteed to Work

Key not working after programming, my car Ford escape 2012.

Bought these, took to dealership to get cut and programmed. Dealer was able to cut them and get the chip synched which allowed the key to start the car. Dealer told me FOB won’t work on the keys. Paid $90 to dealership for this. Went home, read the helpful review about synching the FOB. Went to my car, in 30 seconds synched the new key FOB by following the super simple instructions. These new keys work like a charm. Dealership service department couldn’t say enough about how poor third party keys were and that the FOB’s don’t work. They kept pushing their keys at $250 each. Apparently they don’t know what they are talking about. 30 seconds and done. What more could you ask for. I paid less than $250 and have two new keys!!!

Great replacement key. I always buy an extra key just in case. Just get it cut, and to program, there are several steps.1. Stick factory key 1 on in ignition, turn to run position till anti theft light (red with lock symbol) turns off.2. Turn off and pull factory key 1 out.3. Repeat step one with factory key 2.4. Put NEW key in and repeat step one.5. Pull NEW key out, put back in, start engine.Your key will now start your car. However, the remote functions probably will not work. In that case, put either of the factory keys in the ignition, and move the key from off to run position 8 (yes, eight) times. The doors should lock and unlock to show the car is in programming mode. Pull the factory key from the ignition, and press the lock key on the new key. Your car should lock. That should be sufficient -- your key will be programmed. Make sure all the functions on the key work. I hope this was helpful. This works with most Ford products that use this type of key. I have also done this on an 09 Milan that I had and it worked the same way.

This worked perfectly in my 2007 F150. It doesn't come with instructions, but there are instructions in the truck's owner's manual on how to program the remote and how to program the microchip.

I would not recommend this key at all. I thought cheaping out on an aftermarket key on amazon would be the way to go, but NO! A ford dealer has now had my car (2011 ford escape) for over a week after attempting to program this key to my car. In the process of programing this key, it damaged my speedocluster and now they dont have any key that works for my car. I told them to scrap this key and go to an OEM ford key and they still couldnt program anything to my car. Now I am having to shell out an additional $600 for a new speedocluster on top of the price of an OEM ford key. I would not recommend buying any aftermarket key and eat the cost of an OEM ford key. The ford dealership told me they will no longer try to program aftermarket keys such as this one after all the trouble they have had with my car.I am well past the 30 day return period but at this point $17 refund will not touch the additional $600 I am having to spend to make my car functioning again.

We had the key cut at a locksmith. Key will sort of work in door lock but will not move the starter assembly We were able to program (easily) for it to work as a fob (which was the perfect that had gone on the old key) and use the original key to start. It’s just a bit bulky in the pocket having two fobs and two keys. Not sure what is wrong with the key. Maybe dimensions are slightly off. Or maybe key hard to cut with fob attached. Not sure beat way to go now. Will a new separate chip key and separate entry fob work. (Little less cumbersome to carry around). ADDENDUM. TWO WEEKS LATER AND NOW THE REMOTE ENTRY DOESN’T EVEN WORK