Review on 3 Buttons Key Fob Shell Case Fit For Honda Civic CR-V Crosstour Fit Pilot CR-Z Odyssey Accord Replacement Keyless Entry Remote Control Car Key Fob Cover (1 Black 1 Red) by Chris Estes

Save a ton of money and reuse your original key and fob with this amazing replacement case. My Honda keys, like many others, will fall apart or break over time. Honda did a very poor job designing this key. If that fails, dealers will charge you $130 to have a new key made, plus another $100 for programming. REST IN PEACE! My internal module was still fine, as was my key. Thing is, it cracked and broke. Fob case will solve this problem. It worked on my 2010 3rd generation CR-V and will work on most Honda vehicles that use this key fob. I was about to buy a new keychain with a clean cut key from a locksmith who would charge $50 or more to make. In addition, you will have to reprogram all your keys, including spare keys, which will cost you more money. There are videos on youtube about programming a new key fob by following a sequence of steps BUT this will only help you if you can open your doors. When you want to start the car, it turns off due to the so-called immobilizer in the ignition. This is where dealers or locksmiths need to connect an OBD device to your vehicle to reprogram all your keys. So if your key still works and your case is the problem, buy it. It works great and is worth a try for $8. See photos before and after. It seems to be of good quality and it will save you a lot of time and money! It is one thing that there are no instructions. It's easy to understand, just be patient and see your key stuck in the original key fob. This new key fob case doesn't just snap into place, you first have to insert the small piece of plastic that surrounds your key and then insert it (something like a hook and loop) into the bottom half of the case. . You can then snap it into place and tighten the screw securely. Hope that helps!