🔑 4 Button OUCG8D-380H-A Keyless Entry Remote Car Key Replacement by Keyless2Go Review

I have an Accord 06 and needed a new remote. It started eating batteries and had to be replaced every 2 weeks. I bought this to remove the removed module and use it in my original key wrapper as I didn't need a new key. Programming was very easy and it worked immediately after completing the process. The first problem was that the screw had somehow already snapped off - I had to open the case to get the remote control. Unfortunately, when I tried plugging the remote into my existing dongle, I…

Feels good. Very light, I doubt it's to the same standards as the OEM but better than any other aftermarket dongle I've used. Excellent price. Would buy again. Obviously it needs to be cut (in my experience the Ace hardware can do this for anywhere from $5 to $30), but it also needs to be programmed. You will need a dealer level scanner to program these keys so be careful. No, you don't have to go to a dealer to have it done, but finding someone who can can be difficult. I wish it worked better

Availability Save over $100 by choosing this alternative. Just take this key to my local hardware store and have them cut it for $20. Please note you will need to remove the immobilizer chip from your old set of keys OR have the chip that came with the kit programmed (you may need to have the car with you). I took out the old chip and replaced it with this new package. If you don't do this, your car will not start. It only takes a few minutes. Programming the remote control also only takes a…

Well after spending about $100 and pissing off all the dealers and treating me like crap for not buying a key from them, I called customer service just to get help with the keyless entry , and i was treated like an idiot like i was treated all day i guess i just have no money and i have! It's their customer service! All I wanted was to get at least a little advice on how to do keyless entry and I was approached in exactly the same way. Given the circumstances I'm stuck with a key that doesn't…

Although the price is high, I could not find a locksmith or dealer who would be willing to cut the key. Honda keys are notoriously difficult to reproduce (apparently 3D laser engraved Honda keys use 6 different depth settings while most other manufacturers only use 3 or 4), and several locksmiths (and one dealer) told me they don't use third-party keys cut because the metal is too hard and will damage the bit too often and/or render the key unusable. and model, it may well be a good product…