🔑 Honda Key Fob Shell Case Replacement: Accord, Civic Ex, Pilot - with Screwdriver Review

I've been dealing with a completely wiped key for most of the year. I tried epoxy first, but that only lasted a few weeks. It was such an incredibly cheap and easy fix that I felt like an idiot for not realizing all I had to do was ask Dad Bezos to replace the key case. bit oily. I also changed the battery. I also had a bit of trouble getting the case fully into place and after a few tries I got frustrated and cracked it with my teeth. which worked like a charm. Probably don't use your teeth…

The shell does not close completely. After some fiddling, turning the key and trying other settings, the case still doesn't close tightly. You can't rely on a small screw to pull the two halves together for fear of damaging the screw hole. The halves of the case sway noticeably, and it seems that the case could break at any moment. I can attach the two halves tightly together, but they won't stay on their own (see picture). The case comes with no instructions and the pictures and instructions…

Exactly as shown in the ad, perfect replacement. The hardest part was getting the key shank out of the old case. I think my original key must have been glued in because of all the cracks and damage it has seen since 2009. I had to get creative with the pliers, but that's not a downside to this product. This product was fantastic. Getting the key into the key fob body is a little tricky, you take the metal shank of the key, stick it in the little black part (obviously which part) then point it…