4 Button Keyless Entry Remote Shell Fits Infiniti Fx35 Fx45 And More Car Models on 2040-parts.com
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This is about 1 remote shell with the rubber buttons pad included, there's no electronics inside, is just the case. Please compare your actual remote with this remote case. Make sure your remote looks exactly the same as the photo, and it has the same 3 buttons. If your remote has not the same 3 buttons or looks different than the photo, this remote case is not going to be compatible with your actual remote. This item has no electronics inside. Is only the remote case with the rubber buttons pad. Is the perfect part for your broken but still working remote. You just need to open it, and place in the plastic shell your electronic part from inside your old broken remote. No programming is required since the remote functions are from your old but still working remote. Please select your car's year, make and model and see if it fits. If you have any question, just ask!
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