🔑 Key Fob Keyless Entry Remote Shell Case & Pad for Honda Fit 2007-2008, Odyssey 2005-2010, Pilot 2005-2008, Ridgeline 2006-2014 Review

So my old keychain ripped and practically fell apart. I disassembled my old key, pulled out the "innards" and put in a new key fob. Don't forget the "brains" in the corner. I got a key from a local Honda shop with an old key and they cut it out for free. Based on the conversation they honestly didn't think it would work and I would have to return it to be programmed which I think is the reason they didn't bill me. But I brought it home and everything worked. If you're having trouble, there are…

Ok I found the quality comparable to my original Honda key, very durable. I'm under the misconception that I can transfer the old key blade and internals to this new case, but YOU CAN'T! THE KEY IS MOLDED INTO THE BODY, just like the OEM. The challenge is finding someone to cut the key, as this requires a laser cutter, which most "retail" key makers don't have. I went to a local locksmith who cut the old internals and rebuilt them into a new $50 key. No programming required as the transponder…

My original key fob is broken, the metal part has fallen off. I didn't want to go to the dealer as they charge a lot for something like this. All you had to do was remove the electronics from the old one and insert a small transponder (a rectangular piece in the side recess) and a new key fob. Make sure you watch a YouTube video or two on how to change things before you do this. Also, be prepared to carefully cut away the plastic around the old transponder. Finally, you have to go to a real…

I used the guts from my old key fob and transplanted them into this case. The key costs $27, but it's still a lot better than going to a car dealership and spending over $150. The company I used to make this key offers shell, remote control, cutting, and programming services for $90, so I'm still very good at this deal. You don't have to replace your key entirely if you can reseat the electronics. If your existing key fob is falling apart, this is definitely the route I would take to fix it. If

My Honda Ridgeline key broke after over 10 years of regular use. I couldn't get upset because it was taking so long. To be honest, I did NOT want to pay more than $250 for a single dealer key. So I did a little research on the internet and found this very inexpensive dongle. I was excited not to pay more than $250. It arrived relatively quickly and after quickly figuring out how to transfer all the old parts over to the new key I was delighted to save so much money. I immediately noticed that…