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Broken car key?
Pauljailer
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in Motoring
My key broke in the ignition last Thursday. Honda wanted a fortune for a new key and coding the transponder so I found carkeyhelp on the internet - sent them both halves of my broken key on Friday and today I received a new key with old transponder inside so no need to have recoded - all for £11 plus £1.50 p&p! Well worth saving the link in case it happens to you!
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How did they code it to the car without physically being there though? i.e on my car you need to have the master key in ignition and do a sequence of opening / closing doors & turning the key at certain times etc. If I lose this master key I'm !!!!!!ed.0
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How did they code it to the car without physically being there though? i.e on my car you need to have the master key in ignition and do a sequence of opening / closing doors & turning the key at certain times etc. If I lose this master key I'm !!!!!!ed.
Try reading the post. They put the transponder from the broken key into the new key so no programming is needed.0
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