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.
315230
It's quite simple. No need for technical specifications. It's as easy as the steps mentioned.
956124
If I remember correctly you had to put the key in the ignition and turn the key as if you're going to start the car but don't. (Like when you turn your key so you're able to listen to the radio and stuff without your car engine being on) you do that with your key multiple times back and forth for 10 or 15 times. Then take the key out of the ignition and with the keyless remote click the lock and unlock buttons repeatedly until it locks/unlocks your car. If it doesn't work the first time then try it again. Hopefully that was clear... if not I'm sure you can find it on Google or YouTube! Best of Luck! !
888322
It could be a extra remote. All you have to do is program it to your car. I no problem at all.
1148170
You should be able to program it. I have a 2001 accord ex and it worked. Does have honda logo on it with the trunk button. I got 2 and both are in good shape.
1468746
If you happen to know the brand and model number of your current system. You might be able to find a compitable remote. In my 93 civic it had an old school alarm with 2 button remote but only 1 button operates the lock and unluck. Then found a compatible remote online that was for a newer model
781844
That's the problem. It needs to be programmed but I managed to get it done at Lowe's. They have the ability to make copies of keys w/ chips so I asked the guy if he can clone my working key to this blank no charge. I told him the key lost its programming. I got if cut elsewhere for $2.before bringing it to Lowe's
314723
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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Call Discount Keyless at 1-800-308-3775. They should be able to tell you whether it is compatible or not. It has the "+" symbol indicating a transponder key. Each car has different computers, different security codes, etc. I bought a transponder key, then had it cut by a locksmith for $2 and I programmed it myself with their directions (you need to have a functioning key to program the new key). It worked fine. It frustrated the locksmith because he wanted to charge $55 for a replacement key. I purchased key fobs as well. They work extremely well. The only downside is the printing on the keys fades quicker than I would anticipate. Call Discount Keyless at 1-800-308-3775. They should be able to tell you whether it is compatible or not. It has the "+" symbol indicating a transponder key. Each car has different computers, different security codes, etc. I bought a transponder key, then had it cut by a locksmith for $2 and I programmed it myself with their directions (you need to have a functioning key to program the new key). It worked fine. It frustrated the locksmith because he wanted to charge $55 for a replacement key. I purchased key fobs as well. They work extremely well. The only downside is the printing... » Read More Call Discount Keyless at 1-800-308-3775. They should be able to tell you whether it is compatible or not. It has the "+" symbol indicating a transponder key. Each car has different computers, different security codes, etc. I bought a transponder key, then had it cut by a locksmith for $2 and I programmed it myself with their directions (you need to have a functioning key to program the new key). It worked fine. It frustrated the locksmith because he wanted to charge $55 for a replacement key. I purchased key fobs as well. They work extremely well. The only downside is the printing on the keys fades quicker than I would anticipate. « Show Less
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Below should work. When you do it you have to do all your remotes. So bring them all into the car.http://www.autotalk.com/honda-odyssey-99-04-keyless-remote-programming-instructions-2151/
178045
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
796098
I'm pretty sure this is an aftermarket remote. I think the problem with aftermarket remotes comes in when people don't program them with the other remotes at the same time. When you do the programing it's easiest to just do the remotes all at once. I have been using this one for about 5 months now with no issues.
799733
You probably need to take it to a dealer. It takes a "Tech II Computer" (which plugs in to a recepticle under the dash) to program the car and remote to each other. A good local repair shop (Tuffy-type place) may have one; it would be worth a call because they'll charge you less than the dealer.
2175535
Yes you can find the directions to program the key once it is cut and the alarm fob pretty easily for most honda vehicles. There is a caveat to this though, to program the key without a programming unit from honda you need to have 2 working keys. I would recommend looking up the directions first before buying.
454856
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
969616
I really doubt you'll be able to program this, yourself. I had to eventually give up and take mine to a dealer. A car mechanic I trust showed me the Oldsmobile shop manual and it clearly showed that only a dealer could program this remote.
1043673
Hi Mr Patrick,I got this remote clicker almost 10 months back without access to programming guide. I had to struggle little bit to download the progamming guide. Finally got success in downloading right programming guide.Tried steps mentioned in the guide and got success in resetting the remote for my car. Since then this remote is working good and no more problems.
1683006
Yes, it will work. Easy to program yourself, takes about 2 minutes. Just turn your ignition key from off to on 5 times. When you hear the locks cycle, just push any button on the remote and you are done.