Key Fob fits 2002-2004 Honda CR-V / 2002-2005 Civic Si / 2005-2011 Element Keyless Entry Remote (OUCG8D-344H-A), Set of 2

2005 honds element, Both fobs programed I didn't look at their directions I just googled it. Range is pretty good. Couldn't ask for much with the price. I was hoping they would be the same as the factory ones so I could swap the guts out of my broken factory one but they are different inside.

Always remember that a deal that seems to good to be true, Always is. These things don't work. I used their instructions and also went on the internet to see if any other people's instructions might help. They have a phone number listed, but don't bother calling it, it works the same as the key fob.

Have a 2008 Honda Element, took a few tries to get the car in programming mode but once I finally did I was able to get both remotes paired. If anyone needs the sequence….all of this must be done within 10 seconds, and if you fail you have to start the sequence again.- Close car door (do not lock)- Ignition to Position 2- Press the lock button- Ignition off- Press the unlock button- Ignition to Position 2- Press the lock button- Ignition off- Press the unlock button (Car should lock and unlock)- (After lock and unlock) Press the lock button on each remote you want to program (each one should cause the car to lock and unlock)- Ignition off and remove key- test all keyfobsIt took me a few tries to get the hang of it, had to be fast with the key but eventually got it. Also sometimes I succeeded with 2 lock and unlock sequences and sometimes it took 3, but my KM100 immobilizer programmer only calls out 2 in its instructions.

Got it for my 2006 Honda Element and was able to program it no problem. Just realize after programing you need to get out of your car with window down to test it...key fob isn't set up to lock doors on element while sitting in the drivers seat. So when I thought it wasn't programing in actually it had, I just couldn't get it of function while sitting in the driver seat. Like others say the plastic does feel more fragile than OEM version

My key no longer opens my door because a locksmith changed the pins in my ignition which don’t match the door. The locksmith wanted to charge me another $200 to make me a high security key just for the door but with this lovely device I saved myself a lot of money and it came with two fobs (just make sure to install them both). It even comes with its own key ring just in case you happen to be the only person on this planet to have loose keys in your pocket. It works amazing and it gets the job done! It’s super easy to install just go to their website and watch the YouTube video.

They feel a bit lighter and less durable than OEM Honda remote.The biggest issue with them so they only get 3 stars is the time lag between pushing button, transmitting and ability to transmit a second time.For example, when you want to unlock all doors you press button 2x. Well, there is a 2to3 second delay before you can press button again to transmit. The OEM remote is instantaneous....it will immediately work pressing unlock in rapid succession to unlock doors or trunkWhat is interesting is that I first thought one was defective. Why? Instructions and videos online from 3rd parties claim you can program up to 3 remotes on an 05 Honda Element. You can only program 2. That's why I thought 1 was defective. When you reprogram you need to also do original OEM remote so I did that one first then tried to add these 2. I tried reprogramming a second time and did these 2 first and they worked but not oem remote, so if you already have 1 working remote buying 2 us a waste of money

You can pay $160 for a Duracell replacement remote, or at least $240 at a dealership for a replacement remote, or you can get this one for about $20 per remote. Such old tech shouldn’t be expensive, and these are easy enough to program, plus the ones I received appear to have a longer transmission range than the typical dealership sourced remote key fob.

The instructions were well written, but it took about 45 minutes to get them to pair with the car... It seems as though the remotes don't always send a signal when you press the button. Even after they are paired, you have to press the lock button 2, 3 or 4 times to get it to lock. Sometimes it will lock with one press, but rarely. Unlocking is even more frustrating, as you need 2 good signals within a few seconds to get the passenger door to unlock. Very frustrating!! Will probably spend the money for an OEM fob and just save these in the junk drawer as spares.

Fonctionne parfaitement! Facile a programmer. La qualité est effectivement moindre que l'original. L'original vaut plus de 10 fois le prix de celle ci... Pour une tel différence de prix, je recommande celle ci sans hésitation.Les boutons fonctionne très bien, la distance est sensiblenent la même que l'original.Reste a voir si elle va résister dans le temps ! Mais a se prix... Je peux la remplacer au 1 an ou 2 sans problème 😅Petit conseil... Si vous n'arrivez pas a la programmer, il y a une grande possiblé que votre voiture ne soit simplement pas équiper du Keyless... Si c'est le cas, vous devez ajouter le module Keyless de Honda (qui va derrière le radio).

I have a 2002 honda CRV. It didn't work at first but then I found out that you have to point and get the remote close to the driver's door when going through the steps, it worked! All buttons! It did not impact my current remote and it has the battery already inside (although i am not sure how to change it in future yet). Thanks!PS, I bought the 4 button remote with the trunk window button.

Bought the two pack hoping they would both work. Unfortunately, only one of the two did. On an up note, the one that does work was easy to link up to CRV. Sending back one fob…will see what kind of refund I get and might try purchasing another??!

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