Honda Civic key fob case

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It's a protective case that houses Honda Civic's key fob, consisting of two essential components: a bottom and a lid. The bottom component comes in two design variations, each serving different purposes; choose the one that best suits your needs. The lid seamlessly pairs with either bottom component design. Below are the key differences between the two bottom component designs: Design-1 features a small push-support designed to gently push the key into the ignition, allowing for smooth and free turning motion in and out of the ignition. This design is particularly useful if your fob's key-chain holding end is damaged or broken, as seen in an attached image. Without this support, the case would obstruct the key from being fully inserted, hindering its ability to freely turn in and out of the ignition. The push-support ensures a smooth turning experience. Design-2 is similar to Design-1 but lacks the push-support. It's recommended for fobs with intact key-chain ends, unaffected by damage or breakage. This design provides a secure fit without compromising functionality. You may encounter some resistance when snapping the lid and bottom together; this is due to the deliberate design choice made after multiple iterations to ensure a robust connection. The tight mechanism prevents the case from coming apart under regular use, such as twisting and turning the key or accidental drops. The design has proven to be reliable, withstanding even harsh impacts like dropping the keys on concrete. This information may also prove useful for others; feel free to print this design as is or modify it to suit your specific needs.