Key Fob Shell Case Replacement Fits for Ford Mustang Fusion Edge Explorer F150 F250 F350 Lincoln MKZ MKX MKC 2014-2017 Keyless Entry Remote Control 5 Button Pad Cover M3N-A2C31243300

This takes all of maybe 5 minutes to swap out. My mom and dad broke one of their key fobs. They were complaining about the fear of losing it since the key chain part had broken off. I ordered from Amazon and it was there the next day. easy to install, buttons line up perfectly, looks just like the OG. Perfect replacement at a great price. Would buy again!

Can’t tell if it’s oem or aftermarket unless you know what you looking at very good key fob

This thing is a piece of JUNK!!!!! It continually comes apart, will not snap back together! DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY.

I bought this Ford key shell because my original key was starting to wear down and chip away. I didn’t want to risk it breaking completely, so I decided to get a replacement — and I’m so glad I did!All I had to do was transfer the internal chip and battery from my old key into this new shell, and it worked perfectly. The fit was just right, and it snapped together securely without any issues. It feels sturdy and looks just like the original, if not better.This saved me time and money compared to going to the dealership. Highly recommend if your current key is starting to fall apart and you want a quick, easy fix!

Its a pain in the butt to snap together especially if you use a combination of 2025 and 2032 batteries for a little bit more battery life. 2 2025 batteries should snap together a little easier. Once you take your old fob apart, put the old metal key into the back slot of the new battery compartment piece. Then put your new silicone button cover over the old mother board and set it into the half of the fob that has the buttons. Next, make sure the silver metal key ring attachment is attached to the outer back part of the fob. Next snap the battery piece into the outer back part of the fob starting at the side with the key ring and as you close it, use your finger nail to pull down the little spring button on the back side. It should snap together. Put your batteries in flat smooth side with the + together. Lastly, snap the 2 main pieces together starting at the side opposite the key ring and try to avoid touching the car alarm button unless you dont really care what your neighbors think. This part is difficult because the amount of force required for this last snap might require a pair of pliers and wrap the plastic with a tissue to avoid scratching the fob. Do everything slow and watch as the pieces come together to make sure they're going in right. Remeber, its plastic. It wants to break so you have to buy a new one. Otherwise, it would be a heck of a lot simpler to put together.

It was a tad difficult to open and then seal shut but overall very pleased. Works perfectly and only too a few minutes to transfer the existing circuit board from the original shell, which was falling apart and looked terrible, into it's new home. I saved a ton of money doing this myself since no reprogramming was needed.

It is identical to the original remote control of my Ford Explorer, my only complaint is that the place where the battery goes is very small, so when you put the remote battery in, the battery pops out, which makes it difficult to fit one part with the other.

Perfect replacement to my worn out fob