98 ex v6
keys got locked in car.
get a locksmith out here
or wait and try the dealership monday.
can dealership cut me a key to open door without having car there? if so what will they need and whats a ballpark price range for this? any help appreciated

 

Need the VIN and proof of ownership, Pinkslip would help. Think it was $20bucks for a key.

Or you could call a roadside assistance shop and see how much they want to slim jim open a door.

 

i have title on hand thankfully not locked in car also .title with i.d. that should be all they need?
20 dontsound all that bad.
i would call roadside assistnce but i had figured theyd charge about the same without receiving a spare key

 

went to my local dealer and got
a key for $35. took my title and i.d. to prove ownership. 35 for a key to unlock door? luckily ididnt need the chipped key probably wouldve been hell of alot more expensive

 

Should have called me.. would have busted your window for free

Glad you got everything squared away.

 

okay it was the chipped key with code i just had to take my original key along with new spare key and they flashed code on to new key so im all set.

 

For future reference, it's actually pretty easy to open locked doors on old Hondas with just a wire clothes hanger, just bend the curved part into two 90 degree angles so it's a rectangular shape with the tip pointing up, slip it in between the window and rubber lining, and search around a bit for the latch (pull up to release it). It helps if you use a wood/plastic wedge of some sort in between the window and rubber lining to give yourself a centimeter or so if space, so the hanger doesn't scratch the window.

I managed to get into my locked Honda in about 10-15min when I locked my keys (and dog!) in the car.

If you're a thief, the summary of the above is: "don't even attempt to break into an old Honda, they have the world's most advanced alarm system and they're virtually impossible to steal without hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of specialty tools."

 

Or now that you have an extra key that will open the door, just get a hide-a-key box with TWO magnets (one horizontally oriented, one vertical) and keep the key hidden somewhere on the underside of the car where it isn't visible.

 

Or call a PDR guy for fastest results!... Less than a minute....we're good with long tools.

 

will do ha thanks for all the replies i plan on having multiple spares to prevent any future lock outs

 

Only$35 to cut and program the key?


I'll need to go get a few keys cut then.

 

right? compared to roadside service and locksmiths not bad at all. all which were asking 30-50$