🔑 Enhance Your Vehicle's Security: KeylessOption Replacement Chip Transponder Blank Car Ignition Key Blade for Acura Honda Review

The chip in the key is not programmable as it seems to you on this page. DO NOT waste your time and money on this. Car does NOT start.

Flawless, worked great and cost less than $60 to hack and program. Make sure you take all your original keys with you before cutting new ones.

I gave it a star because you have to read something I bought the key and took it to the dealer who didn't did cut because the materials are different from their machines and they told me they basically wouldn't cut your keys, called a locksmith who told me almost the same thing he wouldn't boil their keys and he would change heads System if he uses your key - not a good buy

My local locksmith said he couldn't program it for my 2006 element. I'm sure they didn't just say that to sell me theirs because they ended up not charging me for using their key.

Waste of time and money cutting/trying to program this on a 2003 Honda CR-V. The key crashed normally, but the car's immobilizer didn't read it when programming. I went to the locksmith and they had the keys in stock which were cut/programmed on site. Don't waste your time/money.

I took this to Ace Hardware locally, they got an error when trying to read the chip in this blank. Local locksmiths charge as much to try to program this blank as Ace charges for the blank and programming. Your Honda dealer will not use someone else's key blank. (it could break, yes right) I didn't bother with it until the return period was over. The Ace-made key works great and is $110 less than the retailer.