🔑 Honda CR-V Odyssey Accord Crosstour Civic CR-Z Key Fob Shell Case Replacement with Screwdriver - Keyless Entry Remote Key Housing (2+1 Button, 1pcs) Review

The replacement key fob arrived much earlier than expected and included everything I needed to use as a replacement for my old broken one. It locks better than a new one with a small plastic sleeve that fits over the key to eliminate any "play" of the metal part of the key. There's a famous longer screw that goes through everything and feels, looks and functions like a brand new key.

1 broke very easily and the second worked for several months. Looks almost original. Bought a second one as the price is good. The second set was good, the second couldn't roll because the holes didn't line up. They snap in place of the metal key, but are generally good for makeshift shells and key rings. I just wish both pairs worked. But it's worth it for me to get one working for a few months before I have to replace the entire key fob.

The second time I change the case of these key fobs because my girlfriend keeps breaking them. (She turns the key in the ignition while holding the opposite end of the plastic, which creates extra turning force on the plastic parts.) good enough. To avoid damaging this product, try to hold it as close as possible to the metal part of the key when starting the vehicle.

I like it. The only problem I had was that the screw hole in the "key retaining sleeve" didn't line up exactly with the hole in the key. But it's okay, I just took a paper clip, heated the tip with a lighter and drilled a hole - 2 minutes of work. Everything else worked great. Do not overtighten the screw! There are also videos online showing how to cut a transponder chip out of an old key. I took a chip, wrapped it with double-sided tape and stuck it in a vacant place - it will not go…

Written by Justin's wife Sherry. Perfect keychain replacement that saved me and my husband $180-$400 on a dealer switch. I found this product and attached both keys to my husband's car. If you have a pre-made key for your car and the electronics are already programmed for your locks, all you need to do is remove the electronics in the key fob, then clean them thoroughly with a cotton swab and isopropyl alcohol. Replace them with this case along with the key blade . I would also recommend…

The plastic housing of one of our keys cracked and we could not easily turn the key in the ignition or it would fall apart. These keys are expensive. If it's just the plastic case that's cracked, then that's a great repair you can do yourself and save a lot of money. It contains instructions and tools you need to do this. Since it is not a Honda part, there is no Honda logo on it. Also, there's no label on which number key it's for (1 or 2). If that's important to you, you might find stickers…

I received this a few hours ago and successfully replaced my cracked and fragmented key fob with this one. (2013 Honda Fit) This can be a little tricky; In addition to the advice from online tutorial videos, I had trouble swapping out the case after installing the key (and base) and button/battery console. the side opposite the key bit where the key ring gap is). Then slide/push the body up towards the blade end of the key, snapping it back into the slots. It was helpful to read other reviews…