Description
Replacement Key Fob for 2016 Ford F-150
Premium aftermarket replacement — ready to program
Battery
Included
FCC
Certified
90-Day
Returns
Ships in
1 Business Day
Product information
An aftermarket alternative to dealer keys
Fully assembled with battery
Matches OEM specs & frequency
Every unit RF tested before shipping
🔧 Programming & Key Cutting
This remote requires programming by a qualified automotive locksmith or dealership to sync with your vehicle.
- Before you order, ask a local automotive locksmith to confirm they can program an aftermarket remote for your vehicle; some hardware stores also program select vehicles
- Key blade cutting may be required if your replacement includes an uncut key
- Some vehicles support self-programming — check your owner’s manual
- Most dealerships will not program aftermarket remotes — use a locksmith instead
📦 What’s in the Box
ℹ️ Product Disclaimer & Compliance
Product Type: Aftermarket Replacement Key Fob Remote
Compatible FCC ID(s): N5F-A08TDA, N5F-A08TDA, 164-R8134 | Part #: 164-R8134 | Frequency: 902 MHz
- This is an aftermarket replacement, not an Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) part.
- Not manufactured by, endorsed by, or affiliated with FORD or any vehicle manufacturer.
- OEM part numbers and FCC IDs are referenced solely for compatibility identification.
- All trademarks and brand names are the property of their respective owners.
- Professional programming may be required. Key blade cutting may also be required.
- Only features present in your original key fob will function with this replacement.
90-Day Returns
Return it unused, not cut or programmed, within 90 days for a full refund of the item price.
Before you order: FCC ID N5F-A08TDA
Which version do I need?
N5F-A08TDA is a 4-button remote head key (lock, unlock, remote start, panic) at 902 MHz with an ID49 chip, most often listed as part number 164-R8134. Match the part number and buttons of your original key.
Can I program it myself?
No. Multiple sources say it has no on-board programming; a locksmith or dealer has to program it, and the blade must be cut. Some dealers decline aftermarket keys.
