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Old 06 Oct 2007, 04:36 am
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Default How to program a keyless entry remote for 2002 Honda Civic?

I just bought a 2002 Honda Civic LX. I want to get a key fob for keyless entry. Does the transmitter to use a key fob come standard on this model? And what model key fob would I need? Will it open the trunk/where should I look to see it the car has an actuator for this feature? Also I went to Lowes to copy the key. They said since it has a chip in it I have to go to the dealer to get a key. I just wanted a copy for the doors, but they said "we're not allowed." Where is the cheapest place to get a copy with a chip, or is anyone "allowed" to copy a key with a transponder chip just for doors.Thank you in advance!!
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Old 06 Oct 2007, 04:40 am
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on the 2002 civic the Keyless Entry was standard on the EX model and an available dealer installed option on the LX model. the factory keyless entry could not be installed on the DX model because the DX has manual door locks.If the car is an LX you need to have the dealer order and install the keyless entry system. (you can install it yourself if you're comfortable with working on the car and taking the dash panel apart; otherwise, have the dealer do it) The keyless entry includes the transceiver/control unit that is at the heart of the system and the remotes. The control unit plugs into the existing harness or uses a factory 'subharness' for all the connections. It is a factory accessory that is made for the car and requires no modifications to install. I had one installed on my daughters 2003 LX and you would never know it didn't come with the car.On the key issue, the only place you can get the key is at a Honda dealer. The chip will have to be programmed to match the existing key if you want it to start the car. You can have the key duplicated to open the doors without starting the car by taking the key to any local locksmith and having them do it. Most locksmiths and all dealers require proof that you own the car before they will duplicate the key because of liability issues.hope that answers your questions
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