2x Fits Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Fob 4btn Van For Ford Transit (OUCD6000022)

Works well for 2017 Ford Transit van. Very good range for after market item. Was easy to program once I figured out how. Haven't tried to get the key cut yet. Most hardware stores won't do it. Mainly needed the remote unlocking feature due to the lock system for the van. Without the fob, ignition key needs to be inserted and turned to "on" position to unlock all other doors besides driver side door with button on driver door. Very inconvenient when making multiple stops to pick up luggage, supplies, etc. for business.

They work perfectly

2018 ford transit van and it works after a quick and easy setup. Haven’t found a locksmith willing to cut the key yet unfortunately. Several have declined to do so. Glad to at least to have a working fob again.

They worked great for the transit 250. Saves a lot of money

Took to local key shop who cut and programmed for me. The only thing I noticed is it does not beep when I lock it like my Ford fob, so it may not activate car alarm.

The item was good. Having a hard time finding a locksmith that would work with the keys. I can’t get the keys to work with the van. Not worth it

Worked perfectly with my 2015 Ford Transit Connect LWB. Mine has the remote start feature, which I didn't know it did until I accidentally discovered by trying to lock the vehicle by pressing the lock button three times. Since I only had one working key, I researched if there is a way to program a second key with only one key. In my research, I learned that the remote start feature can basically mimic a second functioning key. So the following process only works on Ford vehicles that have the remote start function. So here's how you do it: 1) open the drivers side door and sit in the vehicle...leave door open 2) using the working key buttons, begin process of doing a remote start, but just before the engine is about to start, tap the brake to shut of the remote start. That will simulate the first key. 3) Immediately take your good key and put it into the ignition to the "on" position. Do not start it. Leave it there for a second, then turn it off and pull it out. 4) Wait three seconds, then insert new unprogrammed key. Turn it to on position and let it sit ...the horn might honk, locks may cycle or in my case there was an audible beep which means the key is programmed. The vehicle may start automatically at this point as well. You should have a working key now! Keep in mind that this is a blank key, so you will need to get it cut. A dealer will do it very expensively for you, so take it to a locksmith. Call around in your area because some locksmiths will also charge you an arm and a leg because they can. I got mine cut for $45. Good luck!

If your vehicle has an immobilizer, ensure you get keys with the transponder. Unfortunately, some reviews are misleading, implying that these keys can be programmed to work with a coded ignition. I did not see that the keys did not support the transponder function. I wish it were more prominently specified on the listing, but the information is available, so I don't hold that against the manufacturer. The only reason I gave the item 4 stars was the programming. I didn't realize these keys were not fully compatible until having them cut and programmed for remote entry. Only one of the keys was easy to program. The other key would not pair to the vehicle despite multiple attempts. Now that I know the keys are incompatible with an immobilizer, I will move on, but be aware that these keys may not easily pair with your vehicle.

You will need to get them programmed, but they work perfect

Programming the key is good, door lock function is finicky.