5 Button Key Fob Shell Replacement for Chevy Cruze Camaro Impala Equinox GMC Terrain Buick Regal Lacrosse 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 OHT01060512 Keyless Entry Remote Flip Car Key Fob Case

I bought a pair of these for my parents 2015 Buick Lacrosse. The button covers had all torn out of theirs, but they otherwise were functional. The locksmith wanted $280 for a pair of new ones including key cutting and programming to the car! These were under $8 each and work perfectly! These shells require the removal and transfer of the old circuit boards (they just sit in the shells on a pair of tiny locator pins), and the old emergency key blades. Since you’re using the original guts, no programming or key cutting is required! The hardest part is being careful when disassembling the old FOBs so as not to damage the circuit board. The new FOB case just snaps/pulls apart, but the original one seems to be bonded along the seam between case halves. I found it best to score the side seam with a fresh utility knife before attempting to pry it apart to liberate the circuit board. Also, the original blade key was able to be transferred over, including the hub it pivots on. No need to separate the blade itself from the blade hub by driving out the tiny roll pin as many YouTube videos show!! Just move the original blade key over. I used the new release button and spring with the old blade key and it was 100% compatible with the new FOB housing. There are several YouTube videos showing how the old one comes apart. I’d suggest watching a couple of those and get a feel for where you should and shouldn’t stick a pry tool and also how to wind the blade spring during assembly, so it will flip out when you press the button. Finally, after the new case halves are snapped together, they come with a small screw to hold the halves together permanently. These new FOBs took about 40 minutes. My dad was very happy with the end result!

The new shell is great, wasn't too hard to get my old circuitry and key into the new case. A bit tricky making sure to preload the spring so the key pops out correctly, but once it's all together it works great. Great product. However, my old key fob, for a 2013 Chevy Cruze, was a nightmare to get apart. It was definitely plastic welded together, so there was no way for me to just pop it apart to get the board out. I ended up destroying where the key was held in to get the key out, then carefully used a Dremel on the top end of the casing to get it apart. Fair warning to anyone buying this, it might be a pain to get your old key apart. At least if this new one starts to wear out, it will be much easier to replace.

Very pleased. Thank you.

Works great, delivered in the timely manner also..

Used original key and transferred everything to new fob shell. You will not be able to save the original shell as it will be destroyed trying to open it. The original key had to be filed a bit to fit it in the new shell. Once that was done, the circuit board was transferred and everything worked fine. Functions like original. A good 8 dollar fix to a broken fob.

Works perfectly! The only issue I had was getting the board out of the old one, but the new one clipped together easily.For a 2014 GMC Terrain

Unlock button not working. Took apart 3 times works short time then doesn’t unlock car again. All other buttons work

Thought this would be a good replacement shell for my key fob so I could AVOID getting a key cut.Well I got my old one apart and figured I would just transfer the key part to the new shell. Nope. New button won’t line up with the notches in the old key. Ok. I’ll just use the old button, Nope. Won’t line up with the notches in the plastic housing.Well ok then, no problem I’ll pop the pin out of the actual key and transfer it to the new housing. Nope. Old key is slightly thicker and won’t fit into the new one.Basically it’s impossible to just put your old key into this fob, which was my whole point in buying this. So don’t buy this unless you plan to just get it cut to your key.