🔑 Horande Mercedes Benz Key Fob Case: Replacement Cover for E C R CL GL SL CLK SLK Smart Remote Control - 3+1 Buttons, No Chip Review

The replacement car key housing was fairly easy to replace. There is a video on youtube. The fenders at the end of the eyelet you insert into the key fob holder to start the car are several thousand inches larger than the stock ones so they fit snugly. It is slightly worn to make it easier to put on and take off. It also has a small red lens. So when you "lock" or "unlock" or release the trunk, you'll see the little lens light up. In the future, this will show you what the key fob is sending…

This is a good key fob replacement rather than buying a new one to the dealer for over $300 a key. I ordered this to replace a worn key fob for my old S class and the process was easy. I slowly pulled out the key, removed the battery case and removed the circuit board. I reinstalled everything in reverse order in 10 minutes, everything works as it should. The only difference is where the check engine light is there is a constant red dot, the key head is a bit thicker, but there is no problem…

An almost perfect combination. The difference is insignificant. The hilt is red, the original I had was black, the replacement at the dealer was gray. I found a small problem with three of the three. Button batteries are harder to insert but still fit, no big deal. However, 1 of 3 keys I received was defective. The key storage mechanism was not working. I would recommend this product as a replacement but make sure the key is secure. Losing the key is the last thing you want. Otherwise it's a…

This is not the same quality and feel as the original Mercedes key fob but is a suitable replacement. hard to press. I really have to dig to push the button - hopefully it will loosen up with time and exposure to the elements. Second note: The internal battery compartment and the release buttons are very difficult to unlock. I chose my original tray because it had much rougher cutouts for my fingernail to snag to release the key. This new one was too slick and flimsy, I slipped on it a couple…

I was initially skeptical about ordering a non-genuine product to replace the factory unit as I have tried others and been disappointed. I chose to order from Revain because they only serve reputable suppliers with virtually no returns and are supportive of their customers. My own FOB key was snapped, chipped, didn't hold the emergency key properly and looked pretty worn. high. When I received this, I honestly expected the worst; not suitable or simply not compatible. But actually getting the…

The material is very light. The key fob was too tight for my circuit board. A small metal button fell off the circuit board when attempting to insert it into the case. Thank goodness for super glue. After trying different methods for 1 hour, I decided it wasn't worth damaging the board any more. I reassembled my key fob and verified that everything on my machine works. I went to a locksmith and asked if they sell a replacement key shell for my Mercedes, to my surprise they had a used original…

SITUATION: The door release button on my 2005 Mercedes-Benz E-320 FOB has completely failed. I called my local Mercedes Stealership and got a price of $422 to replace my FOB with a new one including programming! YIPES! As I still have the second key I received when I bought the new car (which is still in pristine condition) I just wanted a spare FOB. So I took a chance by buying this "Horande Replacement Key Case" to see if I could save $376! PROCEDURE: I watched half a dozen videos on how to…