Automotive Keys 2005-2014 Honda 3-Button Keyfob OUCG8D-380H-A (Aftermarket) Vancouver

Some Hondas of the 2005 to 2014 years did not build the remote into the key head at all. They came with a plain transponder key for the door and ignition and a separate three button fob on the ring that only worked the locks, and it is that separate fob, catalogued under the OUCG8D-380H-A reference, that this listing replaces. It is an aftermarket unit, made to the same layout as the factory part with lock, unlock and panic. Understand its limits before ordering: there is no blade on it and it plays no part in starting the engine, so it will not rescue you if the key itself is lost. It pairs to the body computer to control the locks and the alarm, and that pairing is done with the car, which we carry out at the counter or at the vehicle. On most Hondas of this period the remote is taught to the car with a scan tool or a manual sequence at the ignition, and a fob bought online and never paired is the single most common reason a customer arrives thinking they were sold a dud. We pair it and test all three buttons before you leave. A shell is rarely worth it for this part: the fob is inexpensive and nearly all of it is electronics, so if the case has cracked we replace the fob outright. Fobs of this type fail in three ways: the rubber over the unlock button wears through from years of thumb pressure, the ring loop on the case snaps and the fob goes missing, or the cell drains and the range shrinks to a metre before it stops. Bring the registration and photo identification with the car to 4105 Macdonald St in Vancouver for the pairing, or ask for a mobile visit. Confirm your model takes the separate fob by calling 604-734-7233; the Hondas with a remote head key use a different part.