Good quality plastic, the old control fit very well

Good quality plastic, the old control fit very well

Good quality plastic, the old control fit very well

excellent but very late

excellent but very late

excellent but very late

excellent but late

excellent but late

excellent but late

Got 3 of these. Just one thing. Not only do you have to remove your electronic console to lock doors, etc., you also need to relieve your original Honda fob of the transducer chip. It's encased in plastic and molded into the original fob and is located where the notch in the door locking mechanism is; top left with the cover off. I used a hacksaw to cut it out and then sanded it as much as I needed so it would fit where it needs to be in the aftermarket fob. So when I was finished, the chip was still encased in plastic. I got the key cut at the dealer, and heard the same old story, "It's not going to work". So with the cut key I walked out to the car and it started perfectly. So 25 minutes or so customizing to save approx $CA165 for a new key with programming. THANKS BANG GOOD!!

Got 3 of these. Just one thing. Not only do you have to remove your electronic console to lock doors, etc., you also need to relieve your original Honda fob of the transducer chip. It's encased in plastic and molded into the original fob and is located where the notch in the door locking mechanism is; top left with the cover off. I used a hacksaw to cut it out and then sanded it as much as I needed so it would fit where it needs to be in the aftermarket fob. So when I was finished, the chip was still encased in plastic. I got the key cut at the dealer, and heard the same old story, "It's not going to work". So with the cut key I walked out to the car and it started perfectly. So 25 minutes or so customizing to save approx $CA165 for a new key with programming. THANKS BANG GOOD!!

Got 3 of these. Just one thing. Not only do you have to remove your electronic console to lock doors, etc., you also need to relieve your original Honda fob of the transducer chip. It's encased in plastic and molded into the original fob and is located where the notch in the door locking mechanism is; top left with the cover off. I used a hacksaw to cut it out and then sanded it as much as I needed so it would fit where it needs to be in the aftermarket fob. So when I was finished, the chip was still encased in plastic. I got the key cut at the dealer, and heard the same old story, "It's not going to work". So with the cut key I walked out to the car and it started perfectly. So 25 minutes or so customizing to save approx $CA165 for a new key with programming. THANKS BANG GOOD!!

Much less expensive than the dealer price. Worked just fine.

Much less expensive than the dealer price. Worked just fine.

Much less expensive than the dealer price. Worked just fine.