Case Shell Key Fob Keyless Entry Remote Fits Honda Odyssey 2011 2012 2013 (N5F-A04TAA) Review

It was flimsy and I broke the clip inside trying to install it. Then I realized I had received the wrong product, not the same as the picture. There was no opening for the aft hatch door. Even now I'm writing a review, the picture is what I had and not when I bought it. Which switch. Well I broke it and now I can't go back.

The black plastic case that holds the key broke on our old keys and it was just what we needed. Since it came with all new parts, we removed the electronic part from the old key and made two new keys. We took the new blanks to a local locksmith to have them cut. Our locksmith charged $15 for the key. We now have two new keys that work great!

Well, that's what I wanted too. but it came with a blank key inserted. I'm not sure if I missed it in the descriptions or not but I just wanted to swap the old one out for this new case and put an end to that but no I had to cut out this blank, remove the key and fit the old one wrench on so I can reassemble the case. Nothing bad in general, but it would be nice if the key wasn't glued and it came out like the originals.

The metal key broke off my original Honda key fob and I had to find a replacement. It would have cost $200 to get it through Honda but the remote worked and the only thing broken was the plastic case with the key and remote on it. I ordered this and received a dead key in local batteries and bulbs. Together the price was 10% of the original Honda replacement. The employee recommended holding the fob in the ignition when turning the key to prevent the key from becoming loose and breaking off…