broke key head --can I just get new key head and put old key in it
1080277
Some models of the Honda Accord have a chip that is not located in the key controls it is located in the case make sure you know which one your key supports
1080278
That's what happened to mine. But had to cut the inside to fit the transmitting module.
1080279
No The case has a key blank shank built in that you will have to get cut to your old key. Some hardware stores can do this. About $12 for me.
1080280
Ann,Go to this web link to purchase key head (probably should buy two since they are so inexpensive - have a back-up) - read the reviews for repair of the key - as you will need to rob the computer chip from your existing "broken" key to glue into the replacement head....New 4 Buttons Key Case Shell for Honda Accord Civic CR-V Insight Remote Key No Chips Inside (FCC ID:OUCG8D-380H-A IC : 850G-G8D380HA)
1080281
No that will not work. I wanted to do that myself but the key part is connected to the head.
1080282
You can only put the chip part. The actual metal key cannot be replaced unless you go to the dealer. That's what I found.
1080283
No. one part of shell is attached to blank metal key shaft. it is as shown-not just the plastic top piece.
1080284
When I bought the one shown, the metal key shaft is connected to the plastic case & won't come apart easily or at all. The key shaft is smooth & would have to be laser cut for $100 at dealer. The original Honda key seemed to disassemble into multiple parts but this knock-off doesn't. I just did the best I could with epoxy & returned that new casing.
1080285
Yes, you can. You should be able to replace the key head and screw the key into the shell
1497998
I would imagine calling customer support would be a good start. I think is a bar code or some sort of serial number you can reference that would help them. Although looking at the keys they might be interchangeable look at someone else's lock if they have one like yours and give it a shot.
2254743
That's what Iam doing, I am transferring it because my other key shell broke but the electronic buttons still work. You will need to look up online just type in Mitsubishi replacemnt electronic key and heres the link, i don't know if you will be able to access it though https://ikeyless.com/vehicles/mitsubishi/?gclid=CJzJ7fDamr0CFYFhMgodgU0Aqg They run kind of expensive depending on the year. around 120 plus shipping. Hope that answered your question? If not shoot me another questions
742932
technically no. but if you have it with a good number of other keys then you can get on. I cried my original one for 8 years before it was finally noticed so I bought a new one.
1965260
it is a Weiser keyway, however i tried a Kwikset key and the cylinder accepted it, so I would think it could be re keyed to your existing Kwikset key an exception may be the age of your Kwikset locks some of the older locks had different keyways to the present
859168
You do not need a new key. But when you order a key fob there is a number on the back of the key fob that you need to reference. I did not and I ended up losing $50 because I did not exchange them (2) in time and then they kept my key fob and my money.......yes I am bitter Amazon, because you would not help either. Company name was Keyless4u. Get it right the first time. Vince
1033699
Has been a while since I worked with this. Believe you can re-key any cylinder you have a key to. Home Depot has this system now -- may be fastest to go by and talk to someone there.
1034793
You should be able to replace the remote. However the key also contains a chip. If the key still works then the chip inside the key is ok. You should switch the key in the broken remote with the key in the working remote if your not sure the key works. To wum it up make sure the key is still working, if it is yes you should be able to replace just the remote.
1888684
Depends on what you mean. You can take the transponder out of the old shell and put it in the new. However, the keys still have to be laser cut.
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
1702705
Well I did. A key is built in and there is no room for the electronic parts. Your old key will not fit in.
555721
Probably. BUT with this new key, you have to reprogram all of your existing keys as well.There are several steps FOR EACH KEY - a real pain.
2131894
Youre going to be using the new set of keys anyway so I would just change the whole assembly myself... The install is pretty simple. The programming is the only tricky part. Who procedure takes about 30 mins.
67445
Probaly not, if your key looked exactly like this, everything will work. You have to pull out the circut board, and I actually removed the actual key from the old key, because the shell was completely smashed and held together with tape. And with a little bit of grinding down a few of the edges with a blade, it fit decently well together and now all of the key works. But if you didn't have the button on your old key, it won't likely be in your circut board in your original, therefore it won't work. Hope this info helps.
320700
You cant take shortcuts here. Every keyboard is different. Remove old keyboard and get original HP numbers off it. Can use Amazon search or Ebay, et al for replacement. Don't buy from China even if cheaper..returns are rarely honored. Save old keyboard in case you loose a specific key.
1304217
lol, your better off than me. I lost my key. But it seems to me I had the same problem, and it turned out to be I just had the have the open and close handle in a certain position for the key to work. Play with that sequence and hope it helps.
1799144
Use a screwdriver, take off the name plate and there is the key hole. Hopefully you still have the key.