No Cutting Required Replacement Keyless Entry Key Fob Case Cover Fits For Honda Accord Civic Hybrid EX 2003-2012 CR-V Pilot EX SE 2005-2006 Pilot 2009-2015 Element Key Fob Shell (Pack2) Review

This case turned out better than I expected in the sense that it had the "H" logo on it. In the photos of this product they are shown without them, but in others, more expensive ones, they were shown. The lid was a little tight, but I was finally able to squeeze it and it feels tight. I've only been using it for a few months, but I highly recommend it.

I literally changed my keychain and it looks perfect. All I need is something to hang my car key on without incurring an unexpected expense and this fob did the job. Composing can be a bit tricky, but if you have to force it, try again with a permutation. Don't hesitate if you're just looking for something that's perfect. Buy it!

The product was fantastic, the key blade fitted perfectly. But the transponder chip has no place like the original key. I was able to get it working with a small amount of silicone and get it out of the way about where it belongs. Luckily/unfortunately the removed part of the remote got lost so I just filled the rest of the key with silicone to hold the chip in place.

this best product works 100% and makes starting the honda family fun! Perfect fit for this original Honda key with no modification. Comes with official decal to make Honda OEM key fob identical. Nobody will tell the difference with a Honda OEM key! ONLY A JOKE! But seriously, it worked great. fits perfectly. it hasn't broken yet, so that's a plus. It came with a Honda sticker. looks pretty legit i think. The only problem I had was fiddling with the super small screw.

Easy to assemble but FOB buttons only work when the case is not fully closed. When the case snaps into place and closes completely, none of the FOB buttons work. Worse, the car won't start with this spare case. As another reviewer pointed out, a non-transferrable magnet is built into the original Honda FOB case. Without the magnet, the car will start but will not start. Luckily it was cheap and I don't mind that it was a waste of money.

This is the second key repair for my 2006 Honda Odyssey. The original set was worn out, the next replacement set I had to cut at the dealer (which they did for free) and now it's worn out too. For my next set, I'll be using these red replacements that you can snap off your current blade - no re-cutting the wrench blade! They worked great and I would say this wrench is even stronger than the original. Don't forget to cut the chip out of the old key and insert it into the new key shell. I left my

I'll save you some time - you'll need a pair of pliers to pry the small plastic sleeve far enough onto your existing key. Slide it as far as you can (make sure it's seated properly, it only goes one way), then gently press with a pair of pliers to line it up with the screw holes. Then when you're done with that, it slides into the back of the new keychain to lock it in place. Please note that the plastic part can only slide in one direction (it has the shape of a hammer). Then place your guts…