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Anyone have any experience with these remotes? Or these?

I know the prevailing sentiment is to buy a used OEM remote, but that price for two remotes (it's my wife's Max and I never had a remote to it) seems like it can't be beat.

Quickywd01

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I'd say try it out as long as the fcc id is the same give it a shot.

cpudoc

I just got mine off of Flebay. They worked fine... Cheap 12.00 apeice.
I will assume that they may not have the longevity of the OEM, but I
figured for 24 bucks for 2 Id take a chance!!!

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Appreciate the responses. I think I'll take the plunge and hope for the best.

ShocknAwe

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They look to be kind of cheap and the paint will likely wear off in a month or so. Why not find a used OEM on ebay that is in good shape? thats what I did

DBear

I got one of the first ones, although it might not be the same seller or manufacturer. It worked fine, then I stopped using it because I found the original. A while back my wife broke the plastic hole for a key ring off, which makes it a lot less useful. She's not always gentle with stuff, so it might not have been a weakness in the remote...

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My mom did the same thing with my (OEM) Pathfinder remote many years ago. Women seem to be less careful with car stuff, in my experience anyway.

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OK, A/M remotes bought, received, and programmed. Took all of 30 seconds to get them both done.

Currently they work fine. I'll report back if they don't hold up.