KeylessOption 2-Pack Key Fob Remote for 2005-2006 Honda CRV (OUCG8D-380H-A) — 4-Button, ID 13 Transponder

This listing is for two complete aftermarket 4-button remote key heads compatible with 2005–2006 Honda CRV models that use FCC ID OUCG8D-380H-A and a 13 transponder.

If your factory key fob is lost, damaged, or the buttons no longer work, these two aftermarket remote head keys from KeylessOption offer a budget-friendly replacement that mirrors the original functions. Each unit arrives with installed electronics, an uncut metal key blade, and an integrated loop for attaching to your keyring. They are built to meet daily-use demands and match the OEM button layout so locksmiths and dealerships can program them to your vehicle.

How do these remotes match my 2005–2006 Honda CRV?

These remotes are specifically manufactured for Honda CRV vehicles that originally used FCC ID OUCG8D-380H-A with the ID 13 transponder chip. They replicate the four-button configuration—lock, unlock, trunk release, and panic—so after proper programming they behave like your original fob. Always verify the FCC ID or part number on your existing remote before ordering to avoid fitment issues.

• Compatibility: Designed for CRV models listing FCC ID OUCG8D-380H-A.
• Transponder: Includes ID 13 chip technology for secure communication.
• Buttons: Four-button layout matching OEM controls.
• Fit check: Compare with your original remote’s FCC ID and shape.

What comes in the package and what needs professional service?

The box contains two remote head keys, each with installed electronics and an uncut metal blade, ready for key cutting and programming. Because the blades are uncut and the remotes contain a transponder chip, you will need a professional locksmith or dealership to cut the blades to your locks and program the remotes to your vehicle using diagnostic equipment.

• Included: two complete remote heads with uncut blades and loops.
• Key cutting: blades must be cut by a locksmith or automotive key cutter.
• Programming: professional programming required for vehicle recognition.
• No self-programming: typical DIY programming methods are not supported.

Are these remotes durable and how do they compare to OEM units?

These aftermarket remotes are produced to provide a cost-effective alternative to factory units while maintaining functional parity. Materials and internal electronics are selected for everyday reliability, but because they are not OEM-branded parts, there may be minor cosmetic differences. They are intended to be long-lasting replacements when correctly cut and professionally programmed.

• Construction: aftermarket build designed for repeated daily use.
• Performance: mirrors OEM functions once programmed properly.
• Appearance: similar button arrangement; slight cosmetic variation possible.
• Value: lower cost compared to dealership-sold factory remotes.

How do I prepare my vehicle for installation and programming?

Before visiting a locksmith or dealer, confirm your vehicle year and FCC ID match the remote, so the technician brings the right programming tools. Bring both remotes and your vehicle title or proof of ownership if the shop requires it for security verification. After cutting and programming, test each button for complete operation including lock, unlock, trunk release, and panic features.

• Verify FCC ID and vehicle year before purchase.
• Bring proof of ownership if requested by the technician.
• Test all four buttons after programming for full function.
• Ask the locksmith about battery type and replacement steps.

Who is this for: These KeylessOption remotes are ideal for Honda CRV owners from model years 2005–2006 who need an affordable, reliable replacement for a lost or failing fob and are comfortable using a professional locksmith or dealership for key cutting and programming. If you require factory-branded packaging or dealer-only parts, consider OEM alternatives; otherwise these provide the same button layout and compatible transponder at a lower price point.