2006 2014 Pontiac Keyless HYQ12BBY MOZB41TG Review

Many inexpensive wrenches sold online are made from any metal and in most cases these wrenches are uncut to protect your equipment from damage. This wrench is made of brass and nickel, and after tests, the metal turned out to be simple and light. This makes it safe for cutters.

Exactly like the picture. Looks and feels the same as my 2010 Scion xD OEM key fob that I just replaced. Took it to the AutoZone to have it cut. At first it just turned my engine on and off, but after about 15 turns of the key it now locks and unlocks my car door as well. So far, so good.

2006 Scion tC - It's worth it, especially for the price. It still costs you $25 to have two keys changed by a locksmith. You have to break the chip out of the old keys and put it in the new keys. You then need to cut new keys. Costs $25 but be prepared. It's not just an old-school job of "changing the cover."

When you change the key because the buttons are worn out or the key handle is broken. You don't have to program it. Simply replace the guts of the old key and reinsert the transponder chip glued to the base of the handle. I cut out the key and transplanted the guts along with the chip. works wonderfully.

My 2009 Toyota key fob had a worn key fob housing so I replaced it with this housing. I removed the electronic transmitter from the original key and inserted it into the body of the new key fob. The metal key needs to be cut by a locksmith and I cut mine at the Ace hardware store for $17. If I had to have the key replaced at the dealer it would probably cost a few hundred dollars.

Cannot give 5 stars because there is no product. Delivery was good. Do-it-yourself is a memory chip (green) that is installed in front of the keys. Nicely designed key, just a mess on my part

I replaced the key fob component and then cut out the keys thinking I was done. The car wouldn't start and they told me the keys had a security chip in them. After a little googling I found out where the transponder chip is and that you can just cut it out and replace it with new keys. YouTube for your car model when you buy it

Don't put too much stock in bad reviews. Most sound like the customer didn't transfer the chip from the old key box. If you don't transfer the chip, your car will start but won't start. You can verify with the old key. If it starts with the old key, you haven't completed the process. I took this key to the local security company and they cut me a $5 key. The best part about this replacement is that the buttons are slightly recessed into the case, making it less likely that my loose change will…