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Guy-Fast 04-22-2007 09:28 PM

Re: Replacement Honda Key
 

Originally Posted by W O T
Thats probably how a lot of people steal cars, write down the vin, then get a coonection at Honda to cut a key for them.......

Would make type r's, gsr's, hell any honda an easy target

Glad my doors all use different keys ahaha


I think just stealing the car is easier.

88dx 04-22-2007 09:31 PM

Re: Replacement Honda Key
 

Originally Posted by turbohf
GO TO THE HONDA DEALER WITH PROOF OF OWNERSHIP AND THEY CAN CUT A KEY OFF THE VIN...

i work at a dealer, we do it all the time. go in with your title/registration and drivers license that matches proving its your car and they can cut you a key. we charge $7.98 for the key, cutting, and getting the code for the key...

this is all assuming that the ignition has not been changed since Honda built it...

How many years do they go back? i couldnt get one made for my civic because it was too old?

turbohf 04-22-2007 10:37 PM

Re: Replacement Honda Key
 

Originally Posted by 88dx
How many years do they go back? i couldnt get one made for my civic because it was too old?

not sure, some older cars dont come up i think. thought i did one for like an 88 Accord though...

Anubis_4_99 04-22-2007 11:19 PM

Re: Replacement Honda Key
 

Originally Posted by leed
I never knew you could get the key from the dealership for so cheap.
I forked out $100 for a mobile locksmith to make one for the wagon a few yrs ago. :1


you got ass raped, :o i've had a mobile locksmith come to my place twice (before i moved) to cut keys for me and it cost me $25 each time

Cray91 04-23-2007 12:03 AM

Re: Replacement Honda Key
 

Originally Posted by 88dx
How many years do they go back? i couldnt get one made for my civic because it was too old?

I had one made for my brother. The parts guy printed me some numbers that he said to keep because they are getting rif of the older key info. It was a 91. So I stapled it to the title, and havn't worried since.

There was a news story last year in Minneapolis about all different dealerships that were cutting keys without the proof of ownership. The Honda dealership I go to told me, "we need to start having the title present b/c people are stealing cars with the keys." Man do I feel safe. lol.

Lucky for me I swapped my dash. I just left the old VIN on the dash. I have my real one in the garage.

78NOVA 04-23-2007 07:02 AM

Re: Replacement Honda Key
 

Originally Posted by Cray91
I had one made for my brother. The parts guy printed me some numbers that he said to keep because they are getting rif of the older key info. It was a 91. So I stapled it to the title, and havn't worried since.

There was a news story last year in Minneapolis about all different dealerships that were cutting keys without the proof of ownership. The Honda dealership I go to told me, "we need to start having the title present b/c people are stealing cars with the keys." Man do I feel safe. lol.

Lucky for me I swapped my dash. I just left the old VIN on the dash. I have my real one in the garage.

im sorta in the same boat with you there. the current vin on the dash is the vin the car is registered to. the vin on the door jam and firewall is different. havent gotten to them yet. but the car the dash came out of was the "registered" car and has since been crushed... get the hint... if not i dont have the title for it but i do................................................ .... :6 :8


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