where can I find instructions to programming this keyless remote to work on my 2000 HONDA CIVIC EX? Is it just simple steps to program?? or there will be complicate and requrire Technical skills? Plz, advise before I can place an order for it. Thank you. where can I find instructions to programming this keyless remote to work on my 2000 HONDA CIVIC EX? Is it just simple steps to program?? or there will be complicate and requrire Technical skills?... » Read More where can I find instructions to programming this keyless remote to work on my 2000 HONDA CIVIC EX? Is it just simple steps to program?? or there will be complicate and requrire Technical skills? Plz, advise before I can place an order for it. Thank you. « Show Less
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My remote came with instructions, and it was easy to program . Worked right away....
315228
I changed my mind and returned the keyless remote...just using a regular key for my car. Sorry couldn't help.
315229
The instructions come with it. It's something that you do by cycling the locks. It says do it 3 times but I had to do it 10. It's still easy to do.
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It's quite simple. No need for technical specifications. It's as easy as the steps mentioned.
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I bought one for my 2008 jeep wrangler. Programmed it and it worked fine - gave it to a Buddy in case He needed it. When he did it didn't work. If you have 2 keys and can make it to a dealer, that would be your best option.
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We have programming instructions available with purchase, but first you want to verify this is the correct remote for your vehicle. Thank you!
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I have a 2002 ex and it works great! According to several sites I looked at the civic used the same keyless entry from 2001 to 2005. Check https://ikeyless.com/vehicles/Honda/?gclid=CjkKEQjw5LWcBRCeh8uUlqqluN4BEiQAfr64cM0eaGpzx_2BtlDIoK3C46Iax55mMVS4kDpGMbMUfZTw_wcB U can also check eBay http://www.ebay.com/itm/OEM-Honda-Remote-Key-Control-Keyless-Entry-Fob-Transmitter-NHVWB1U522-NHVWB1U523-/161174200195?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item2586bb1f83
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Yes, I have a 99 civic and it works and I also have a new radio.. its very easy to program. I found it on utube to program it.. any othet questions give me a shout :)
1454776
Yes, its pretty easy to program the remote. I did it myself for my 03 Camry. The remote comes with programming instructions, takes less than 5 minutes. The programming is basically just switching on off the car multiple times, turning on the door lock and moving the gear stick and similar stuff. I have the remote for more than a year now and its working perfectly.
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Hello Leisa, I own and bought this for my 2005 Honda Civic EX and the remote worked perfect.
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There is a vehicle specific chip housed with the buttons that must be programmed by the dealership. While I don't know for sure if you can buy one from a 3rd party retailer, I can share a few tid bits of info. 1. Honda wont guarantee any key to work for you unless bought from them. 2. The dealership can absolutely provide you with a new one, but we are talking $100-200 price range. 3. If you do find a new one 3rd party, you will have to still take it to the dealership and be overcharged. There is no way of getting around being rippednl off by your local Honda dealer in this case. If you bought the vehicle direct from them you can potentially negotiate a discount.
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If you still have the original factory radio you can do it. See this thread: http://www.fixya.com/cars/t1509277-1997_honda_civic_ex_keyless_entry.You basically have to have both radios installed, the old one hidden in the dash behind the new one. With just the new one your out of luck.I hope this helps.....
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I got my keyless remote for my 350Z it came with an instructions, I haven't try to used it until now and never program it yet. If you need instruction I send you a copy. better yet maybe you should get in touch with the vendor you purchased it from and inform them your remote came in with no instructions.
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There are several videos on youtube explaining how to program your remote DIY. Unfortunately, Some cars have to be program by the dealership... It will probably cost you around 80 bucks to program but still worth the money at that price.I was lucky I only had to replace the outside shell front and back cover and it started to work
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I purchased this remote for my boyfriend as his died. He was not able to program it himself, but took the car to a lock smith who was able to program it. He shopped around for prices for the services. He called the dealership and local lock smiths. Hope this helps.
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I bought the 4 button remote entry key to replaced my original key because the case on my original key broke. I had it cut at the dealer and just transfered my transponder chip because it does not come with it, unfortunately, even i had cut at the dealer, it did not work. I'ved tried to programmed it, but the car just keep cranking without starting.hope this will help.
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I purchase two of these and we are not able to use them yet. They didn't come with any instructions on how to program. Took it to the dealer and they wanted to charge $80 to look into but not guarantee that they could program. Please advise. Thanks, Michele
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The short answer ? Don't buy it. Yes, understood that the key needs to programmed. But it's not as simple as sounds. The locksmith you go to would have to have the same equipment that the key understands. If their programmer is not from the same company, it will not communicate with this key. ALSO, if you get this key, DO NOT try it in your vehicle! Nissan AND a local locksmith both told me the same thing. It could shut your car off and have to be towed to the dealer. ($$$) Best thing to do is go to a local H/W store or other high tech key maker and have them do it.. Good Luck
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It did not work on my 2002. There are a number of web sites with complicated magical ways to make a remote work on your car i.e.. turn the lights on twice, slam the drivers door hard and put the window down half way. All seem to be bogus. If you want a remote I suggest you take it to the dealer and have it programed. I had no luck buying one off the internet and trying to program it myself and the dealer will probably cost more up front but will be less in the long run.
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As far as I know, a dealership or locksmith has to be the one to program these fobs. Unless you happen to have the device to do so. As far as instructions are concerned, I think they would be dependant on the device used. Speaking from experience, I purchased one of these and had a factory fob that had lost it's programming. I took both to the same local locksmith and he programmed them both. It looked like the process was pretty straight forward. They both work 100%. Including the factory remote start function.