Key Fob Replacement for 2008-2012 Honda Accord Sedan(Not Coupes)/ 2009-2015 Pilot(Not Touring) Car Keyless Entry Remote Control,KR55WK49308 35118-TA0-A00,4 Btns

These steps program doors & trunk. For ignition & cutting keys, I had to go to locksmith. Step 1: Gather all the remotes. You only need one remote to access program mode, but all remotes must be programmed during the same session. Your Honda will “forget” any remote previously programmed. Step 2: Sit in the vehicle with all the doors closed and unlocked. Step 3: Turn the key to the ON position, one click before starting the ignition. The lights on the accessories should come on and the dash will light up. Step 4: Within 5 second of turning the key to the ON position, press the LOCK button on your remote control transmitter for one second. Step 5: Turn the key to the OFF position. Step 6: Repeat Steps 4 & 5 two more times for a total of three ON/OFF cycles. Each step must be done within 5 seconds of the previous step. Step 7: Turn the key back to the ON position (this will be your fourth turn of the key), press the “LOCK” button on your remote. The locks on your Honda will make a clunk noise exactly as they do when locking. You doors have not locked. This noise indicates your Honda is now in Remote Programming Mode. Do not turn the key off. Step 8: If you would like to program more than one remote, press the LOCK button on each additional remote for 1 second. As with all other steps, you have 5 seconds to complete this step. Programming Mode will be activate for a total of 10 seconds. Only 3 remotes can be programmed to each Honda. Your locks will make the clunking noise (as though the doors have locked) after each remote is programmed to indicate they have been successfully stored in the system’s memory. Step 9: Turn the key to the OFF position and remove it from the ignition. Test all of your remotes to ensure they have been successfully programmed.

I programmed the key using the ignition switch method and it locks and unlocks the doors and opens the trunk and turns on the alarm. I bought $140 key cutter and cut my own keys which go into the ignition, turn on the electrical, but these keys will not start your car. There must be an ID 46 chip That will send a signal to your car transponder, in the key. The ID 46 chip has to be programmed by someone with a special programmer and those machines are $$$$. You can bypass the car’s immobilizer with a $70 gadget but then that security feature of needing the ID 46 chip in the key, is gone. but the keys work as they’re supposed to. I just wish the ad stated that you cannot start your car. But you can do everything else.

Good build quality. Buttons have a nice tactile response. Operates from a decent range. For my purposes, this provides an outstanding value for the money spent. Bought this intending to use as a key fob, not a master key/spare key replacement. Programming for that purpose was very quick and easy, requiring no tools or devices. (Scroll to the end of my review for instructions.) !!!Be aware that if you want to use this to start the vehicle, you will have to have the immobilizer programmed and the key blade cut to match the original. Programming the immo DOES require a specialized device!!! To program the fob only: 1-Insert working key to ignition cylinder 2-Turn ignition to "ON," but do NOT turn it further. Do not start the engine. 3-Immediately after turning to "ON" position, press the lock button on the fob one time. Red light on the fob should blink once. 4-Turn ignition cylinder/original key back to the "OFF" position 5-Repeat (in order) steps 2, 3, then 4. Do this about 5 times. Horn will chirp when fob is programmed

Best is to save your old fob and get a new case without blank and switch out the key and circuit board. If you lost your key, you are better off buying a blank key fob from an automotive locksmith since they don’t guarantee it will work or last. Save your money

Works perfectly, missing the window lowering feature though.

Worked great, I know most say it didn’t work or fit right., you ain’t wrong either I used a good friends key cut machine cut the key at 1.5 blade I tried it, it fit it but didn’t turn fully for some reason, I noticed the thick difference on oem key it was slimmer cut, switched the blade at 2.5 cut perfect sizing 3 min job engaged to on position reprogrammed key 4x lock double lock for finish sync with vehicle & safety green key feature, now my car locks my doors on demand now so thank you 🙏🏼

The Fob works to Lock/Unlock/Open the Trunk & Panic only! It works as advertised, but it was not clear that THIS FOB WILL NOT START the car. If I had read all of the reviews before purchasing, I would have noticed this fact, but hey! It's still useful.

Works great, might be better than the OEM! It’s heavy duty, I’ve dropped it a few times, easy to setup of course I brought to a professional to get done. Works on my 2010 Honda Accord LX

just wanted to program the fob only. Easy to program . there are a few good videos to follow. Worked well for 2009 Honda Accord. Might get the key cut and programmed later.

Junk. Remote stopped working after 5 weeks (right after return period expired). Confirmed battery voltage full 3v, contacts are clean, but buttons do nothing - will not light up the LED on the circuit board either. Just dead.

The buttons are not working normally