🔑 KeylessOption OHT01060512 Keyless Entry Remote Control Car Key Fob Shell Replacement - Just the Case Review

But this is to replace a totally worn out remote control. It took a little while to take the old one apart, but once I did it was relatively easy to put together. The old metal key turntable looks almost identical to what you get with this one. Your old one won't work, but it's just different and won't snap. There is a very small roll pin on the turning device that holds the key to it. You'll either need to use a paperclip or something small to knock it out of the new one and place the existing

Perfect for my 2012 Chevy Volt! The lettering on the bottom left button of the new fob wasn't the same as the original, but that doesn't matter when you know the Trunk Open button will actually be the Electronics Cover Open button for your volt. I watched several YouTube videos to help. I could never have done that without watching her. It was very difficult for me to open the old key fob to get the metal key and circuit board (because the old key fob was glued together). I had to trim the…

I am very satisfied with that. I recently bought a used car, a 2012 Cruze, and all the keys were mixed up and dirty. The buttons were torn off and bent by themselves. I was surprised the dealer didn't replace it, but figured it wasn't that big of a deal. So I called some major locations and dealers and the minimum they told me was 130 to get a new key and that was the initial base price. So I went to YouTube lol and watched people make it themselves. So I thought why not? I could too. And I…

This is the only option when you need a replacement key fob. For the price you save so much money. I've watched a few videos on You Tube and would recommend that you do so before attempting to use this. This keychain and keys will work with your old electronics. Be careful when disassembling the old one and watch the video first. I used the key from my old key fob. The old and new are a bit different in size, so I had to use a drill to open up the hole a bit to get the key to swing properly…

My original key broke because the key was attached to the key and only the straight part of the key remained. Instead of paying for another full fob and cutting the key, my idea was to use a spare case and replace my old (already cut) key with the blank key (and electronics of course) that came with it. This case worked great. In my case, the original key fob was for a 2012 Chevy Cruze. The replacement shell appears to be almost identical and very close to the same quality. I've noticed that…