🔑 3+1 Buttons Keyless Entry Remote Honda Key Fob Case Replacement for 2008-2012 Accord, 2006-2013 Civic EX, 2009-2015 Pilot Review

The keyrings themselves seemed very strong. I'm having trouble installing. And my husband and I got one each. As you can see in the picture both of our keys broke off in the same place after only a few months of use. There seems to be a defect. Mine still holds up, but my husband's has started to wobble and can barely turn it in the ignition.

I repaired a 2004 Honda Accord key with this shell. It worked great. Remember that you need to be careful when removing the transponder chip from the old key. First, use a tiny flat head screwdriver to pry the small connector out of the slot in the key. There are small cutouts on the sides of the small box where the chip is located to make it easier. Then I had to be very careful cutting off the excess plastic around the transponder in the old key and in the end I was able to remove it with…

Update 2021-05: Over time the buttons, especially the door opener button, started to stick due to poor fit. When I installed it in a new key fob, the sticky button problem went away. For this reason I changed my rating from 3 stars to 2. This product does not make it clear that if your existing key fob has a transponder chip like my 2004 Honda Accord EX, you will need that transponder chip in a new key fob or you will have serious trouble (may not work, alarm may go off). There is no slot for…

Just replaced my Accord key case with this one. Another case was hacked. In order to remove the key blade from the original case, I had to repair and virtually destroy what was left of the key case. The easiest way I've found to mount this is to 1) insert the key blade all the way into the holder. 2) Insert the key blade/holder into the back shell. You need to force install to the right place. 3) Insert the e-cube from the original into the front removable shell. Make sure it fits well. 4)…