Dorman - HELP Keyless Entry Transmitter Cover P/N:92052
Dorman 13660 keyless remote case for the 1998-2002 Honda Accord replaces a cracked or worn case on the remote. As a Dorman HELP keyless remote case, it also lets you give the remote a custom look.
Cracks in the case, buttons that press poorly, or moisture and dirt inside the remote can mean the case is worn, though a weak battery or a damaged circuit board can be behind a remote that responds poorly, so find the cause before replacing it.
This keyless remote case, also listed as a keyless entry transmitter cover, is a direct-fit replacement for the 1998-2002 Honda Accord.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One keyless remote case with a front, a keypad and a back. A battery is not included.
Interchange: h-h2t-case
CP126D · 72147S84A03
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Is this a 1998-2002 Honda Accord keyless remote case with lock, unlock, trunk and panic buttons?
Yes. Dorman 13660 is a keyless remote case for the 1998-2002 Honda Accord, and its keypad has four buttons: lock, unlock, trunk and panic.
Does the Dorman 13660 remote case come with a battery?
No. Dorman 13660 includes the front, the keypad and the back of the case, but no battery.
What is this keyless remote case made of?
This keyless remote case is made of plastic and rubber and comes in black.
How can I tell my keyless remote case is worn out?
Cracks in the case, buttons that press poorly, or moisture and dirt inside the fob can be signs the case is worn and needs replacing.
Is the Dorman 13660 case a replacement for part number CP126D?
Yes. CP126D is one of the cross-reference numbers listed for this Dorman 13660 keyless remote case.
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