🔑 Keyless Remote Fob Key Shell Case Replacement Compatible with Chevrolet Equinox Orlando Sonic GMC Terrain OHT01060512 5461A-01060512 Review

According to the description it fits my 2010 Equinox. Well I paid to have it cut out and found it wouldn't be programmable! They said the numbers don't match so it's useless now. Send back.

Bought because my mum broke the spring mechanism in her original Chevy key. Followed the youtube video and changed the main components to this key and it works. Save $300 if you can follow the instructions and need to fix your key fob.

I ordered this to replace the broken case on my 2010 Equinox LT. It fits, but it's important to note that if you want the knife to change perfectly, you'll have to get the knife. The body will be delivered laser cut for your vehicle as the knife will not perfectly match the original. I was looking for an inexpensive repair so I used my original blade and it works fine for me. The blade just doesn't quite work. I see no reason to deduct a star for this as I knew in advance it wouldn't be a…

You have to do two things. Firstly, this is replacing the circuit board from the old key fob with a new one. watch youtube Second, switching the original blade from the original blade assembly to the new blade assembly. The included blade assembly has a slightly different hinge size, and if you simply slip the original assembly into a new keychain, it will not close or open. You have to knock a tiny pin out of the blade assembly and the blade will come free. Search YouTube again. It took me…

I bought this key fob to replace mine because the buttons were starting to break (quite a common problem). I didn't need an uncut key, just the key fob body. It arrived very quickly after my order. It came apart much easier than my original keychain. When I put everything back together I found that the spring part/button had been cut off to the point where it wouldn't fit in my original key. I had to use my original spring assembly and while it fits well, it does not lock when open and does not

My wife and I bought a used car. It came with two key fobs and as the main driver of this car she kept the best one. The one I received was serviceable, but the button emblems were almost non-existent due to usage. I have decided to buy a new key from a locksmith or retailer. After researching how much it would cost and if it would be easy to do in an hour or so, I found I could just take this empty scabbard and move the blade and electrics there. To be honest it was pretty easy. The hardest…