Does this specific Key shell for Honda have a place to insert the transponder/chip??
1725422
It's a shell. You put the insides of your current one in this shell so the buttons pop through the holes. Works great.
1725423
You can inser the chip but you still have to go to the locksmith to make the key.
1725424
No. I took it to a locksmith and we could not get my plan to work. I ended up having to go to the dealership and getting new keys made.
1725425
Yes, but you will have to have the key itself cut to match your car and the chip that is implanted in the key programmed to your car or the case is really of no use to you.
1725426
My is 2009 Honda accord. I just removed the all Chip to new key. I saw the key inside does has a space to insert the chip for older model
1725427
Yes. The one we purchased even came with a small screwdriver, because it does open and close with a screw so that the transponder can be inserted.
130661
Hi, Thank you for the message. I'm very sorry this is not the correct key for the Honda Pilot. Thanks,
379008
It depends on the style of the key. It fit my 2006 Accord perfectly. In my case I just transferred the already programmed electronics into the shell. I would also strongly recommend finding silicon covers to protect them from further damage. But if it looks just like this shell, it should fit. Hope this helps.
233192
I have not got a Honda Civic and I had to modify the interior of the key to put the chip in the key damaged
2251727
I'm pretty sure you'd have to go the the Honda dealer for the entire assembly. The unlock code is set by your VIN number (as well as the key cutting).
620884
To be honest with you I did buy one of these keys & I haven't gotten it cut because I had went to the Honda dealer & they talked bad about it. But I really believe it will work cause I program my original key with the program directions that came with the key. They told me that they had to do so much to program my key. So I figured if they lied about that then they will lie about they key I purchased. Thats my thought on it. & I don't know where it is from.
870102
Yes it does. It comes with the 2 sides, buttons, little rubber thing between them, screw, and a mini screw driver. All you need is the chip and something to connect it to your keychain since it doesn't provide that
653760
Gear Beast Premium Armbands have a key holder that will accommodate a single key. Your Honda key will fit with the top plastic portion sticking out slightly but it will be secure.Feel free to reach out to us directly at support@gearbeast.com if you have further questions.The Gear Beast Support Team
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Yes there is a chip inside, and as I learned the hard way, it can only be programmed by Toyota. A very good locksmith told me he could cut the key and program it, but to no avail, the key was smarter than his computer. Toyota did it $106 labor charge.
1870373
I only have one key left and the piece covering the lock button is missing so the chip is exposed, it constantly opens and locks when I hit the button. It looks like I can order a replacement cover for that key, and I want to order an extra key because my other set of keys was stolen. Am I an the right track?
1080936
The "passlock chip" is not for your key. It is actually on the lock cylinder. It is the black little box on the cylinder(the one you see in the pic). When that goes bad it sends the signal to disable your start up system thus preventing you from turning okn your car. It comes with new keys and new chip already installed on it.
1399443
Most likely is a transponder car key or one that has a chip on it. That is mostly for ignition purposes. If you do not need it for ignition but only for open/lock the car, then you no need any programming. Does your key has a gray bulky head? If that so, then you will have to get it programmed by an auto locksmith/dealer or somebody that can programmed it if you buy the blank key.
411905
But it has the transponder chip in the key, right? It can be programmed with dealer software?
2132838
The instructions say there is. I followed the instructions but could not program the key to my 2005 accord. Key was for my mom and she just wanted a way in the car in case she locked her other set in the car. The remote door lock and alarm was easy to program but just couldn't get the chip to program.
1110587
Yes. Right under the numbers is a little removable piece plastic, covers the key hole.
273764
yes, just a key case with uncut blade, no chips inside, you need to cut the blade in your local locksmith, take the internal electronics (include immobilizer/transponder chip) from original remote and place them to our key shell, then it is OK! There's no programming needed
1480891
We had to bring the shell to a locksmith and it was $25.00 to put our original key into this case. Still cheaper than going to Honda. I'm not sure if I had a screw that came with it. I hope this helped