Key Fob Keyless Entry Remote Flip Shell Case & Pad fits Buick, Chevy, GMC, Set of 2

Keys look nice and buttons function, however was a challenge to put together and key pop out function no longer works. For a 2012 gmc terrain.Key also doesn't fit sturdy into the ignition since it's not completely locked in. Cheaper than a new key though!

Remote working fine but the key won’t pop out when you pressed the button.

The buttons work but the pop out key does not work properly. Key goes in ignition and fob hangs down.

Not quite interchangeable but it does match our 2013 Buick Encore key. When you take the metal key out of the casing you can't just switch them over to the new casing. IMPORTANT: The key has a tiny punch out pin which needs to be removed. Disassemble both metal key parts and put your old key in the new key metal mechanism, hammering in the locking pin. Every piece of the new metal key mechanism must be used for the new car key fob. First one took an hour and a half, second one took 15 minutes. Took awhile to figure out that the old metal key part would work with the new casing. Good luck

Price is right the thing works it's a little tricky to put together you might wanna watch a YouTube video on how to do it getting a battery back in is one of the tracks.But once it's back together and functions properly although I would recommend getting a new battery of the time you're switching over the motherboard just makes sense. I recommend this product great price and I can get in and out of my car

Exact replacement

Keys are nice but does not fit original key

This item is a pain in the rear end to install but then again, I think it’s just the controller itself. It’s a pain in the ass.

Buena calidad del producto

Lo usé para un Malibú 2014

Bonito diseño como original

Exactly what i needed. Works well

I have a 2014 Equinox. It looked like this case was an exact match. I intended to take the metal fob key from my original remote and install in the new case but there were a few differences. The new case's fob button is not quite identical to my original case's. The 3 prongs on the new button are in slightly different positions than the original and therefore the molded notches are in a different position on the new case. I saw where some people removed the pins on the key fob to swap the engraved portions but I didn't have anything that would remove those pins. I decided to use my original fob key & button by using a knife to trim the molded plastic notches on the new case in order to fit the prongs from the old button. It worked. The electronics fit perfectly and the key fob operates perfectly after trimming the plastic notches.