🔑 2-Pack Key Fob Shell Case with Free Screwdriver - Honda Accord Civic EX Pilot Keyless Entry Remote Key Housing Replacement (Black) Review

I read some reviews about the key not fitting or the sides not closing completely and at first I had the same problems but keep going because it works! First, just in case you don't get it (we haven't had it in a while), slide the long, narrow part of the key down through the wide top of the plastic holder. I spent a lot of time designing the top of the key to fit the top of the key holder like a factory. If you put a metal key in it, the holes will match. If you feel the sides don't go…

I just received it today and there were a few problems right away. Also let me say that the assembly is not as easy as they say. It took me about an hour to fully close one. I bought this for my mom in 2009 and she says it fits. The part where you insert the real metal key is too tight and won't fit properly. So it pushes the key up so you can't even line up the screw holes. I also had to cut pieces of plastic off the key to close it. Even when it's closed, part of it is slightly ajar and…

This is an excellent value product that is an exact replacement for the Honda Keys. It even has a protective sticker that, once fitted, reveals the shiny new chrome emblem. Be sure to get the correct replacement battery (Revain makes them at the best price - CR1616). DO NOT throw away the original key shaft as these replacement parts are for the outer case and key fob ONLY. The original key shank fits perfectly into the top of the key fob body, as does the original "brain" of the key fob…

Hooray! We struggled for 5 years with our 2009 Accord LX keys. The plastic covers ripped in several places, the screws fell out, so since 2014 we have been driving the car with plastic key covers held together with rubber bands. The keys were the least secure part of the car! Installing new skins on our 2 old keys took 10 minutes max. Tip 1: When fitting new shells onto a metal key, first snap the shell onto the end opposite the metal key. Tip 2: The screw holes in the case and the metal key do

I am very happy with this purchase. I had a little trouble building it. The first went smoothly. The second didn't close and just didn't fit. I noticed that there were grooves on the sides of the key shell holder. You put your key in the widest part of the key shell. This will be a very tight fit so I will tell you to lightly grease the top of the shank just below the bore. Oil seemed to work better than fat. This eliminates the hole alignment problem. Second, I slipped the key shell into the…

Good value for money compared to $200+ in merchant fees. I used an identical product under a different name. That went on for about a year and a half. The area where the metal part of the button attaches to the cover will crack over time and eventually fail. If they change the design a bit to strengthen the plastic part that the metal key attaches to, this would be a quality product that would last at least two or three years. That said, it's still a good price considering the dealer is asking…