Is the silver tab on the fob? Our is broken off on the key.
354001
The silver tab is on the fob. The silicone cover has a circle cutout so the tab is visible.
354002
It is not. The FOB is purely a silicone case to cover the plastic portion of the FOB. Everything that was wrong with your FOB will still remain except for the feel of it.
354003
Yes, it requires both the silver bar and button to be present in order for it to fit properly.
1276672
Whomever you had install it did so incorrectly. There is a wire that has power all the time, this power keeps your clocks and other things in the vehicle powered including the radio. If it is hooked up to a wire that only has power when the key is on you will loose programming everytime it is turned off. You need to take it back to your installer and have it fixed, pretty easy fix.
927421
Not a chance. The metal key is only for entry. The key Fob is what will start the engine
1707257
The key fob snaps apart and snaps back together. I replaced the internal parts from my old fob as the key hole had broken. Very easy to do and beats the price of a totally new fob.
782098
jerry my would stay on even with the key off also. sometimes it would eventually go off. it had a mind of its own.put new cm in and all has been well since. not all that hard to replce
669741
Sorry for delay in response - it got lost in my email. You can order a new key fob from Amazon - however, you will have to take it to the dealer to have it programmed - which can be very expensive.
1888683
No, the key part is connected to the plastic part, that is why it is such a pain to replace these fragile keys!
568689
If you can't get a replacement key from McGard and don't want to try yourself, take it to a mechanic/tire shop. They should be able to get them off. My mechanic has done it before. Nice car btw.
1574099
I took mine to a key shop and they couldn't make it work either...it opens the door and that's about it. I had to bite the bullet and purchase their replacement key for about $65 dollars including programing. Still much cheaper than the dealer. Rick p.s. I did purchase a remote fob from Amazon that I was able to program myself, after about six or eight tries.
1759123
I do not recommend this key the key has to be cut at the dealer because it is a 2 sided cut also there is no chip for this key will only open door and ypou can not disassemble . I would buy a cover drll the screw head off replace battery put a spot of glue were you drlled the head out and put cover over it
912079
I think you mean you closed the plastic cover that covers the keypad and can't get it open? Same happened to me; the little tab at the top even broke off. I used a large screwdriver between the cover and the wall, up near the top where the tab is/was, and pried it away from the wall. The cover just pops off, and I've left it off. Now that the construction on our house is done and the workers don't need to get in so often, I've changed the code and am considering putting the cover back on. (It simply snaps on.) But that means that whenever someone has to use the code, they'll have to pry the cover off again, perhaps with a car key. A bit of a design fault, I think. I think you mean you closed the plastic cover that covers the keypad and can't get it open? Same happened to me; the little tab at the top even broke off. I used a large screwdriver between the cover and the wall, up near the top where the tab is/was, and pried it away from the wall. The cover just pops off, and I've left it off. Now that the construction on our house is done and the workers don't need to get in so often, I've changed the code and am considering putting the cover back on. (It simply snaps on.) But that means that whenever someone has to use the code, they'll have to pry the... » Read More I think you mean you closed the plastic cover that covers the keypad and can't get it open? Same happened to me; the little tab at the top even broke off. I used a large screwdriver between the cover and the wall, up near the top where the tab is/was, and pried it away from the wall. The cover just pops off, and I've left it off. Now that the construction on our house is done and the workers don't need to get in so often, I've changed the code and am considering putting the cover back on. (It simply snaps on.) But that means that whenever someone has to use the code, they'll have to pry the cover off again, perhaps with a car key. A bit of a design fault, I think. « Show Less
1182332
Im not sure..open your key fob carefully look at the inside If it matches the layout of the one pictured get it If not dont...electronics have to line up
2205279
Mine was fully assembled and the only thing inside the box were two keys. I think you should return the product for a replacement.
1973540
If you can still open the box, take it to a lock & key place. They should be able to redo the lock and make you a new key!Best of luck!
497953
I had a key get damaged. I emailed customer service who promptly send me a new one. Taking the old one off and putting the new one on is a little tricky but if you have small tools and some patience it can be done. The key is held on by a metal pin that you can pop out and replace by prying up on the broken key.
1105820
Yes. Once you separate the halves of the key fob, take the old rubber button pad out and replace with the new. Let me know if you have any further questions.
1774952
Just switch it from your old key if you have it. I did and it worked perfect. Take the buttons as well. If not you would probably have to get a new one through the dealer if its lost.