Remote Key Fob Cover Shell Case for 1996-2003 Toyota Lexus (HYQ12BBX) | Replacement for 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 Avalon ES300 LS400 SC300 SC400 (HYQ12BAN, HYQ1512Y) 3-Button

This replacement key fob shell was exactly what I needed. It was a perfect fit for my Lexus RX330 key. Installation was simple—just swapped the internals from my old, broken case into this new one. Looks and functions just like the original. Excellent Quality!!

This is just the outside shell, you will need the insides of another fob, but this worked for my 03 Avalon. Worked perfect, very durable, very easy to swap out and the battery lasted forever!

Bought this for 05 Sequioa. Mine was broken on top side. Easy to change internals and fits nicely. Feels like its sturdy. All buttons work. Highly recommend this replacement one when your breaks. I may order another one just to have it handy!

It’s a decent fit and will work fine however, because it’s not EXACTLY the right fit the lock button gets stuck quite often. I was walking past my car today to get mail and randomly heard the car locking itself, and when I felt the key, the lock button was stuck pressed down. But the other buttons work fine. For $6 or $7, it’ll get the job done

This case for my key fob/alarm is perfect. I had an original manufacturer one that came with my car in 1998 and the plastic ring at the top that held it had broken. I ordered this and am impressed that it fits like a glove. It was very easy to disassemble my old case and take out the little mother board and battery and just simply transfer it to the new case. No tools needed. I just used a dime coin to pop open the old case (or a small flat head screw driver would work to open the old case). Each button works great on the new case and functions exactly like the old one. Very happy I ordered this and have my car alarm keyless entry again!

Just c case with a button - no battery. Not operational. 🤨

Important: take just the circuit board and battery from your old fob, not the rubber gasket. There is a new gasket / rubber boot in your new key fob shell. Also, if it doesn't fit perfectly with all buttons working you may have the rubber boot in upside down. I made both of those mistakes but once I figured out my user error, it went together easily and all buttons work like brand new. I couldn't be more pleased with this.

I had a perfectly fine key fob sitting in a drawer and it's only issue is that the key loop was broken. I bought this case hoping to fix it. Once it arrived, I got the whole thing done in about five minutes. I did end up having to buy a battery, but the guts of my old fob fit snugly inside the new fob with no issues. You might want to have a toothpick or something else small and thin to help get the old internals out to go into the new fob. My other suggestion is to transfer the rubber buttons that say lock/unlock into the new fob. I found the new buttons too hard and unforgiving and they had a harder time engaging to lock or unlock the car. Otherwise, it was a perfect and perfectly affordable option to have a new working key fob.