Automotive Keys Honda HO01 Transponder Key Vancouver

Hondas from the late 1990s into the 2000s often use the HO01 profile, an edge-cut key with a chip in a plain black head. If your Civic, Accord, CR-V or Odyssey from that period has a key with no buttons and a separate remote, there is a good chance this is it, though we confirm by year and model, or by looking at your key, before cutting. Its role is simple: open the doors and start the car, provided the chip has been programmed in. Older Hondas are often kept running for many years, and their original keys wear down to the point where they slip in the ignition or need a jiggle to turn. A fresh key cut to code brings back the correct depths, which often cures that. Then we program the chip with the car present, after checking your registration and photo ID. We also see these cars on second and third owners who received only one key at purchase; adding a spare is the easiest job and worth doing. If all keys are gone, we can still originate a key at the car. Stop by Macdonald St with the car or book a mobile visit.