🔑 2PCS Keyless Entry Remote Control Key Case for Lexus ES GS GX IS LS LX RX SC - Fob Cover Case Without Blade Review

It was too small for my 2005 Lexus RX330 key but as I had to pry the key out of its old case it was too late for another option. Part of the key holder is slightly torn and the new case does not close completely. Cheap repair from a cheap part.

Lo compre por cuestión de resolver la situación inmediata porque se había dañado la original del carro.pero.para mi sorpresa y la de mi esposo está carcasa quedo hermosa y no se nota que no es la original del carro. Para soprender mi esposo it difícil y simplemente quedo enamorado de como quedo la llave.

Buy them before you need them (if you don't have spare keys). to fully paste it. After the shell was rolled as tight as possible, there was still a small gap between them. Good price!

Transferring internal parts from the old remote to this one was very easy. However, now I can't lock the driver's door either with the remote control or in the car. I tried all sorts of situations: I sat in the passenger seat and clicked the inside latch on the driver's side, I clicked all and every possible latch, the other "3" doors locked just fine. I am angry! The mechanics charge me $250 to do the door work.

This is a new shell in case your factory key's old plastic shell cracks or breaks rendering it unusable (or difficult to use). You need to detach the "blade" (metal piece) from the factory key's molded plastic housing that surrounds its end, insert the blade into the new plastic rosette, move the electronics from the old key to the new key housing, fit the two sides together, screw in , finished. Oh, if you like the gold Lexus logo, remove the black tape from it so you can see the logo. The…

Third attempt to replace the key fob cover. First, one didn't lock fully, the other had a blank key permanently attached, and customizing them is ridiculously expensive. The key is a bit tricky to fit into the plastic holder, but once it's done, it's secure and there's no gap in the outer casing that in the previous version served as a lever to break after a few months. This one has held you up well so far.

This was a replacement for my two keys which broke off at the end of the key with the remote. Luckily both times I was able to pull the key out before it completely broke in the ignition. After the keys were done I needed a hammer to break off the small piece of plastic still attached to the key as it couldn't be reused. To attach the same part, it was solid and could only be installed until it took a flathead screwdriver, a hammer, and a couple of light taps to get it in place. The actual case