Pair of OEM Electronic 3-Button Key Fob Remote Compatible with Ford Lincoln Mercury Mazda (FCC ID: CWTWB1U345, GQ43VT11T)

They are missing the Ford numbers on back so they are not OEM. One has a different tone of orange/red button than the other, that's the only other quality control issue I could see. They work just as good as OEM, they came with easy programming instructions.

I bought a 13 year old 2007 F150 that did not come with a key FOB. I wasn't sure if it had a factory remote keyless option. I opened the package, followed instructions and I had factory keyless entry. It has been 2 weeks and has been Awesom

OEM quality. Very happy. Buttons are easy to push. Can lock truck from in the house. Great range.

These replaced previous fobs that I had purchased, at less expense, some years ago. The added cost proved well worth it due to the east of programming them. And, in the obvious better quality.

I hated paying the premium price but the customer service NorthCoast gave was nice. One of the remotes they sent was damaged product, I let them know, they asked for a picture of the damaged remote, and sent a replacement. Only thing with the remote I am currently using is the panic button is very sensitive. I've set it off unintentionally a handful of times already. I don't know if that is good or bad.

These worked perfectly. I was skeptical but with the good reviews I gave it a chance. I bought my 2002 F350 XLT used and the owner said the originals were lost. These remotes came in the mail on time. It took a couple tries but eventually programmed properly. They look original and work as original too. I've had them for about a month now with no problems at all. Definitely recommend.

Replaced original key fobs if my husband’s 2004 Pickup. Easy to program, still working great several months later! Great price!

Works great. Very happy with them. My biggest fear was they might be fragile but they seem as tough as the originals. They seem a little sensitive as far as button pressure is concerned but it may be I just got used to the gradual decline of the factory unit's button sensitivity.