Key Fob Case Shell Fit For Chevrolet Chevy Equinox Sonic GMC Terrain OHT01060512 4 Buttons Replacement Flip Folding Smart Car Key Fob Cover With Uncut Blade Blank (4 Buttons Flip Key Shell) Review

This was delivered as advertised. Installing the old circuit board and flip key took about 30 minutes. The only downside is that I wish there were instructions for the middle screw. It would save me 20 of those 30 minutes! The only other problem was getting the right spring for the flip key. Definitely worth doing it yourself as I saved $290! There's really no need to buy a new key to reprogram it to fix what would otherwise be mostly a cosmetic issue.

My daughter's 2013 Chevy Sonic key fob fell apart so I ordered this as a replacement. It works great and the key goes in when it's closed. I watched a few YouTube videos and it helped me put it together. The hardest part is winding the key spring (so the key pops out when you press the release button). Cool Tip: Just make sure you get a keychain body with a keyboard that matches your old one's button configuration. (I made that mistake and bought the wrong key fob, so the remote start and panic

I have seen others express their dislike of this key fob. I accepted the challenge and ordered anyway. The button fell out of my original key so naturally I wanted to replace the button cover. Since pads alone don't sell, buying an empty case seemed like the next best thing. I watched a video on YouTube where someone demonstrated disassembly of a similar key fob. You will see that not only do you destroy the original case from which you remove the laser-cut key, but to open this new case you…

Ok the case is great but it's a bit tricky to put together. First, I see it as a validation. Second, it's a small source. you have to wind it up a bit complicated, I'll try to explain. You basically have to assemble everything, but before you assemble everything you need to twist the lid once or twice to charge the spring so the key falls out when the button is pressed. Sorry if this is confusing. That's why I say he needs better instructions.

These key fobs are difficult to unfold and difficult to open. I speak from the point of view of a journeyman with many years of experience in mechanics and electronics. I ordered two devices and managed to put them together but found that only some of the necessary buttons work. I returned two keychains and the company agreed to replace my original order. No problem with that. However, the replacement order was also contested, as only one of the two key fobs worked properly. In addition, the…

Purchased (2 pieces) to fix broken buttons on a GM key fob. There are sellers of the same item at a lower price but they had a terrible 2-3 week delivery time (it happened in two days). There are several ways to repair or replace the key fob at prices well below retail prices. I decided to use my existing circuit board as it still worked in the broken key fob. Opening an old key fob to remove the electronics is not a problem. If you decide to have the supplied blank cut out at a hardware store…