do i need to get new key reprogramed if i have all the insides from my old and broke key?
938221
You will NOT have to get the key reprogrammed but you will need to have the key cut - most car dealers can do this.
938222
no, I just had a small issue getting the box from my old key into the new shell. There was a small piece of plastic in the new shell that I had to cut away. Then all you have to do is have the new blank cut. All programming is in the box that you remove from the old key.
938223
No you will have to take the blank somewhere that will cut the key usually about $30. Go to YouTube there's a video that show you exactly how to do it. There is a magnetic device that's inside the old case that you would have to put in the new case without that your car wouldn't start that's the program chip.
938224
If you move the "transponder" from the old key case to the new one without damaging it, It will still work. The transponder is a small(less than half an inch long) piece glued in tt's own compartment. Pry it out carefully.
1503986
There should be a disc inside that has the software to program it to whatever keys you want. Its a small disc and is easily missed inside the packaging.
2156331
Yes you can use the old part in this key. In fact I had bought it because my plastic piece had broken. I put the old electronic parts in this new shell. The metal key though is glued hard to the shell so I had to have the key cut out to match the old one (Honda dealer cut it for free). Nevertheless quite happy in the end, worth buying.
1888683
No, the key part is connected to the plastic part, that is why it is such a pain to replace these fragile keys!
1455379
Yes. Make sure the instructions are sent if you order a new key-fob, or you can look up the instructions online.
1426641
if the original installation is a full version and is still is on your computer and can launch by itself then you do not need the original key. However, if the original 3.5 application is nor a full version and cannot be launched then you need your original key.
2195395
Do you still have your programming key? They look like a flat bundle of sewing needles. You insert the programming key to your old and insert into the new.
370628
Moving the chip from the old key is a must. However the new key still has to be cut because the key portion of the new key is not removable.
1105820
Yes. Once you separate the halves of the key fob, take the old rubber button pad out and replace with the new. Let me know if you have any further questions.
146308
Yes. Just take the micro chip out of your existing fob and place it in the new fob with the new battery. This way you won't have to program the new key. And it is completely original manufacturer equipment. The best I've seen on here !!
946282
The chip and the key parts cannot be separated. Once you have your new key cut, you can use your master (old) key to program the new key. There are videos on youtube teaching you how to do that.
2154765
yes you can just make sure the new key came with a chip or take the old chip from your old key and just ask the lock smith if they have the programmer to , program vehicle
345088
You can always reprogram the key using a shareware and put sticker on the keys to re-label. You can make a AAAAAA keyboard if you wish.
1774952
Just switch it from your old key if you have it. I did and it worked perfect. Take the buttons as well. If not you would probably have to get a new one through the dealer if its lost.
410857
If you lost the key totally then I do not see a way of replacing it beyond buying a whole new keyboard.
1499489
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.
859164
No you don't need a new key how you will need a dealership or a locksmith to program it it is not self programmable.