🔑 ECCPP Key Fob Keyless Entry Remote for Chevy Camaro, Cruze, Equinox, Malibu, Buick, Regal, Encore, LaCrosse, GMC Terrain - OHT01060512 5461A01060512-2pcs: Efficient Car Key Solution Review

Bought these blanks for the price not knowing if they would work on my 2014 Impala however. The only problem I had was finding a place to cut the keys, and that's just because I live in the country. The buttons are easy to program. The only difference between the original key and the replacement key is the Chevy bow tie on the back of the key fob. I will update this review if there are any changes to how the keychains work.

I bought these quite a while ago and just recently made a pattern for my 2012 Cruze and another for my wife's 2014 Cruze. Mine works pretty well. The one for my wife seems to drain the battery tremendously. The first use of the new battery took a few months. I replaced the battery and it lasted about 2 weeks. Swapped again, let's see how long it lasts. I was hoping to just keep buying this brand, but I'll probably try a different one. But even if I had to change batteries weekly, it's still…

FOB arrived in good condition and quickly. I programmed them with no problems BUT after a week of use it just stopped working - the doors don't open and close, the trunk doesn't open either. I replaced the battery and reprogrammed, but nothing helped. So I started using the second one from the set and experienced the exact same failure mode - everything worked fine for a week, and then suddenly it failed like the first one. . I am very disappointed and will see if I get my money back.

It comes with two spares with all internals. I took the old key out of the broken fob and put the new one in. The first was not reprogrammed at all, while the second was, using the same procedures for both. Since this is a key that I just leave in my garage where my car is, I'm not too concerned about the quality. But I can say that their quality is far from the original. The OEM was difficult for me to open and the summaries were easy to open due to the quality of the material used. Anyway, as

So easy! I needed a spare key for a while because my ex stole my spare key and then the spring in the button that opens and closes my original key stopped working properly when I tried to close it. So annoying! So I did what I always do when I need something, which is to check on Revane first! Rzhunimagu! Anyway, I bought them for about $20 and then went to my local Ace Hardware where they cut them for $2 each! The guy warned me it MUST be programmed and he couldn't and POP-A-Lock offered me…

key ring corresponds to the description, fast delivery, even the battery is included! It worked perfectly, maybe not as durable as the original keychain, but for the price you just can't beat it! They usually cost around $75 at the dealer for just one! Simply remove your old key by removing the pin that secures it and snap your old key onto your new fob, the process only takes a few minutes. I am very pleased! Update: After using the key for a couple of weeks or so, two issues, be very careful…