I just need to replace the plastic housing on my key. Is this item what I need? 2006 Honda Pilot.
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Yes that should do it, but you will have to go to a local locksmith to copy the key on to the new blade.
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The case and the key tip seal together so you have to bring to a key man to get it cut for about $35-40
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I used this to replace the door lock actuator on a 2002 Honda CRV--driver's door (left) --swing type (not sliding)... It works great now.
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You do not need a new key. But when you order a key fob there is a number on the back of the key fob that you need to reference. I did not and I ended up losing $50 because I did not exchange them (2) in time and then they kept my key fob and my money.......yes I am bitter Amazon, because you would not help either. Company name was Keyless4u. Get it right the first time. Vince
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You need the 746-301 for the passenger door. My husband easily replaced this himself on our 2004 Honda Pilot and saved over $300 from what the dealership was going to charge.
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no. if you took internals from the old key fob and placed it in the new case, you should be fine.
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Yes, u need the little tool u used when u keyed it the first time. It comes with it.
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I believe so. Its just a case/cover...the innards of your old one will need to be disassembled / removed and transferred over into this new one. So, functionality remains unchanged. If your key looks or is shaped like this one, with the exception that there's no "trunk" button...then should be no problem.
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That's what Iam doing, I am transferring it because my other key shell broke but the electronic buttons still work. You will need to look up online just type in Mitsubishi replacemnt electronic key and heres the link, i don't know if you will be able to access it though https://ikeyless.com/vehicles/mitsubishi/?gclid=CJzJ7fDamr0CFYFhMgodgU0Aqg They run kind of expensive depending on the year. around 120 plus shipping. Hope that answered your question? If not shoot me another questions
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It is for the front DRIVER door for a 2004 Honda Pilot. It is a solenoid switch that activates the door locks for all of the doors.
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When I bought the one shown, the metal key shaft is connected to the plastic case & won't come apart easily or at all. The key shaft is smooth & would have to be laser cut for $100 at dealer. The original Honda key seemed to disassemble into multiple parts but this knock-off doesn't. I just did the best I could with epoxy & returned that new casing.
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I used this with a Honda motor but I did not check the key size. I just used the original key and it fit. MY guess is it would work.
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not too certain if it does fit or not..This compressor went on an 2006 pilot. You might look at some of the part store website and compare model numbers for a 06 pilot compressor to your and see if it matches. Compressor works great..Good luck.
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My keypad for the Civic is very different than the Accord one (I have a Honda accord and a Civic). So I honestly can't say for sure if yours will fit this casing. Sorry!
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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.
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If it matches the key you already have, I think it will work. But I would check with your dealer first. And yes my key arrived with the logo on it.
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It is integrated into the plastic, which I prefer. I think the dealership charged $10 to cut the key for me. Works great.
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No. The length of the crossbar and fitting format changed in 2009. This version continues to fit the 2014. You need a different crossbar for the 2006 Pilot. The latter version covered several years. I put the former version on my 2004 Pilot. This former crossbar remains available from some Amazon vendors. I recommend that you avoid after market, non-Honda original parts. I have seen these and they lack the sturdiness and fit of the Honda original equipment.