reprogramming isn't a big thing on most cars buy one online, get a manual and diy

 

Actually the programming instructions I found on honda-accessories look really easy. I remember the name possible carandtruckremotes and he some odd 1300 sales and 100% feedback

 

Yikes. Thats one of the 3 sellers I got remotes from. He's actually the on who I was most upset with. $5.95 for shipping, and I got the remote in a regular paper letter envelope almost falling out a little hole in the side. You'd expect at LEAST a bubblemailer for $6 shipping. I think a lot of the positives are from extortion anyways. When I emailed about the poor packaging and the problems with the remote, I was told that if I post anything but positive feedback I will receive a negative for the transaction. FOR WHAT? I paid the same day, the remote didn't work, and even after 12 days for shipping - the remote was about ready to fall out of the package.

Does anyone have another source for factory Honda remotes?

 

Any luck? I have the same need, I have a 2002 Civic LX and need keyless entry. I was going to go the DIY route to save money.

 

I should have my order from ThePartsYouNeed.com by Monday's mail since they are shipping from northern AZ to Phoenix. I'll post an update tomorrow.

 

Well I will report my luck with it as soon as I get it. He mailed it the same day I paid so it's already in ups' hands. If I am not satisfied I will leave neg and if he tries to extort me I will file a complaint with ebay.

 

Good luck guys and give us feedback, I am waiting for the results. I need one for my 2002 Civic LX.

 

Aghh! No mail today, I didn't realize it was a Holiday. [:@]

 

lol I thought about you today because of the no mail thing lol.

 

Hopefully not in the same way as the Honda vs. Mitsu emblems in your sig...lol.

Blue turn signals? Any tickets yet? I used to have them in a 2000 Accord back in Minnesota, but got a ticket because a "civilian" vehicle cannot display red or blue lights on the front of the car...