I purchased two of these keyless entry remotes for my 2005 Ford Escape. It was very easy to program and the price was great. Much cheaper than buying from a dealer. I purchased the car used and received one very worn remote where the remote lock wasn't even working so it was almost worthless. I was able to use it to unlock the car plus it had been used quite a bit so the pictures were halfway worn off. I really wanted to have one for each key and found these on Amazon. I also was able to match the model number online with the original one that I had to make sure this would work. Both worked so I now have a spare in case I need it. I'm very happy with my purchase and would highly recommend it to everyone. It's a fraction of what the dealer would charge for the key fob and the cost of programming it. No need to pay all that money to someone else. Shipping was also very quick which was a plus.
Buy Keyless Entry Remote Fob Clicker for 2005 Ford Econoline With Do-It-Yourself Programming Now
When the buttons on my original key fob wore out I started looking for a replacement. Ford wanted $50 for one, which I thought was rediculous. After getting information from Ford about the exact part number for the replacement fob (they gave me 3 different part numbers), I found this one on Amazon and ordered it. When it arrived, my first attempt at programming my car to accept it failed. I suspected the battery, which turned out to be correct, as a test with a digital voltmeter showed 0.38 volts (it should have been 3 volts). I took the battery out of my old fob (I had recently replaced it), put it in the new one, and tried the programming procedure again. It worked perfectly, and has a range at least equal to the old one if not greater.VERY poor range. They work, but I have to literally hold it up to the door window to get it to work, almost easier to just use manual key.
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