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Honda Key Fob Replacement

Hondas tend to run forever, so a lot of them outlast their keys. We stock OEM-quality Honda key fobs, smart keys, and remotes for the Civic, Accord, CR-V, Pilot, Odyssey, and more, for a fraction of the $200 to $425 a dealer charges. Every Honda key needs the correct chip to start the car, and each ships fast from the US with a 30-day return. Match the FCC ID on your current key, or use the year-make-model search up top.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does my Honda key need a chip, or will a hardware-store copy work?

It needs the chip. Every Honda since the early 2000s uses an immobilizer, so a plain cut key will open the door but won't start the engine. The keys here carry the correct transponder for your model.

Is the Civic and Accord smart key the same?

They share Honda's system but use different fobs and FCC IDs depending on year and trim. A key that fits a 2018 Accord won't necessarily fit a Civic of the same year, so match the FCC ID on yours.

How much does a Honda key cost at the dealer?

Generally $200 to $425 programmed, with the push-button smart keys at the higher end. Ours are well below that.

What battery does a Honda fob use?

Most Honda smart keys and remotes use a CR2032, though some older remotes use a CR1616. A weak battery is the usual reason for short range, so it's worth checking before assuming the fob has failed.

Can you make a key for an older Civic or Accord?

We can, going back years, along with the current cars. Older Hondas typically use a transponder key and a separate remote rather than a smart fob, so match your year and the numbers on your key.