USARemote replacement key fob shells for Toyota Prius 2004-2009, set of 2 — snap-fit cases with button pads

This set of two USARemote replacement key fob shells swaps in your existing Prius key electronics to restore a fresh, durable exterior without reprogramming.

If your Toyota Prius remote looks worn, cracked, or the buttons no longer respond well, replacing the outer case is a fast and inexpensive way to make the key feel new again. These shells are molded to match the original fit for 2004–2009 Prius models (both black and silver logo variants) and accept your existing circuit board, battery, and hardware. The package includes two complete outer cases, button pads, and an inserted mechanical key so you have a ready-to-assemble replacement pair.

Will this USARemote shell fit my Toyota Prius key?

Yes — the cases are designed specifically for Toyota Prius models from 2004 through 2009 and match the original OEM dimensions and button layout. They are compatible with both black and silver logo versions and listed OEM part numbers.

• Compatible years: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009
• Works with OEM part numbers MOZB21TG and MOZB31EG
• Button pad pattern matches original remote layout

Do I need to reprogram my remote after swapping the case?

No reprogramming is required because these are replacement shells only; you transfer your existing electronics and battery into the new housing. That keeps your key's pairing with the car intact and avoids dealership visits or specialized tools.

• Electronics and battery remain the same — just transplant into new case
• Includes mechanical insert key so your valet or emergency key is ready
• Simple homeowner assembly: snap-fit housing and secure screws

What exactly is included and what isn’t?

The package contains two outer key fob cases, two silicone button pads, and two inserted mechanical keys. It does not include the internal circuit board, battery, or original transponder; you must transfer those from your existing remote(s).

• Included: 2 key shells, 2 button pads, 2 insert keys
• Not included: electronic PCB, battery, or original transponder
• Instructions: basic assembly steps are user-friendly and typically tool-light

Who is this for: Drivers of 2004–2009 Toyota Prius who want to replace worn-out remote housings cheaply and quickly without affecting key programming. It’s ideal for DIYers who have functioning electronics but need a clean, durable exterior — also useful for dealerships, locksmiths, or sellers preparing a car for resale wanting better-looking remotes. If your remote’s internal board is damaged or the key no longer unlocks the car, this shell won’t restore electronic functionality; in that case you’ll need a full remote replacement.