Please note: Do not purchase this product if it doesn't match your original key. Before buying, please carefully compare your original key with the product specifications, including images, part numbers, and dimensions. If you're not sure whether this is the right product for you, please send us a photo of your original key before purchasing — this is the most reliable way to confirm fitment and avoid a return.
Product Specifications
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Remote Blade
NO BLADE
Buttons2
Frequently Asked Questions
A remote shell is the outer casing of a car key. It does not include internal electronic components, a transponder chip, or a battery.
Some remote shells include an uncut key blade, others are blade-only for the electronics compartment (blade sold separately). Please check the product title/specification — if it says "with blade" or with a blade no., a locksmith will need to cut it to match your vehicle.
Use this area to provide additional textual information about this expandable block.
Compare the shape, button layout, and battery compartment design with your original key. Since shells don't carry electronics, they won't have an FCC ID printed on them — one of the way to confirm fitment is to send us a photo of your current remote (including its FCC ID, visible inside the battery compartment) along with your vehicle's make, model, and year.
No — this shell has no chip or circuit board, so there's nothing for a locksmith or dealer to program. Programming only applies to the electronics themselves, which stay with your original components when you transfer them over.
No — since there's no chip or circuit board inside, there's nothing to program. You'll simply transfer your existing transponder chip and electronics from the old shell.
If the shell contains an uncut key blade, a locksmith will need to cut it to match your original key. If the blade is removable and replaceable, you can simply transfer your existing blade without cutting.
Please note: some remote blades cannot be replaced due to manufacturer copyright or design restrictions. Aftermarket key shells with slight design changes may prevent genuine blades from fitting correctly — if that happens you’ll need to have a new blade duplicated by a locksmith.
This shell is only a replacement for worn-out or broken casings. If your internal components are damaged, you may need a complete replacement key, which requires programming.
We don't offer in-house cutting or programming, but you can use the Find a Locksmith link at the top of our website to locate a recommended locksmith near you who can handle cutting and programming.