🔑 Pack of 2 Discount Keyless Entry Remote Uncut Car Key Fob Cases with Flip Shell Covers and Button Pads Review

On my Chrysler Crossfire, if I put the electronics and key in new housings, the keys are deprogrammed and the security system is off, the car jumps no longer on and I had to order a new FOB from the manufacturer which a month later still has not replaced the FOB and the dealer cannot trace its whereabouts. (WHAT A NIGHTMARE!) It cost me $789.

These key fobs are a direct replacement for the factory key fobs. They are pretty easy when it comes to replacing internal parts from factory originals. I'm mostly happy with them, except one of them has a crack in the red part of the infrared light. It hasn't broken yet, but I know it will with time because it's barely holding up. Both work as intended. I paid a locksmith to cut key blanks to fit my new drum ignition key as the drum only came with one key.

This is the second set of replacement key fobs. Pros - it fits as a direct replacement, you just have to change the internals to turn on the key if it's still good. The knobs seem to work better than the originals. Con is the second set in a few years. Both of the previously purchased keychains started falling apart at the same time. Chip, which would be very bad. I bought these to replace an FOB that was missing its red lens and keep the other one as a spare. I used Gorilla Glue on one of the…