I searched and thought for sure I would hit a topic but didn't. Just some people thinking it was for only preludes, this is an ITR.

 

you just said people thought it was for preludes, but begged to differ and said it was a type r key. you basically answered your own question. i haven't seen that key before though.

 

thats the replacement key for cars with the immobilizer...

use it and your other keys will not work anymore

 

You should have taken the blue key

 

Thanks. Just wondering why it's in the glove box.

 

its your master immobilizer key. like he said above use it and it will de-program your immobilizer.

 

do all of our cars come with that?

 

Does that mean that only the red key will work from then on?

 

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Comedy Goldmine!

 

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j00 got it...

 

I never got a red key with mine

 

I never got one either...
Never knew there was a key like that...

 

Are you sure its not the valet key? I only got a black and a grey key at time of purchase.

 

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it is not the valet key...

afaik...only 1999 preludes (i owned one) came with that red key
i was told by the dealer that the red key, when used, would render the other keys useless

 

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same here... i got 3 keys... two black ones and a gray one...

 

I had a red key with my 98 Prelude.


You sure thats just not a Prelude key the dealer put in the glovebox or something? Why does it say "Honda" on it?

 

That is so tight! I've never heard of that at all.

 

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same here.. two keys n a valley key

 

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you are such a n00b

 

You cannot start the car w/ the red key! It just makes your current keys, inactive.

 

The red key is the "learning" key. On cars equipped with the old style immobilizer system, you can't reprogram the system without it. The new generation immobilizer is much better. As far as I know, 99 and up Integra's use the new gen system.

 

do not loose that key or else you will need a new imo.. computer. (preludes). if you use it you de-program the imo.. but that key still don't start the car.

i use to have one on my 94 teg, kinda looks cool, but no imo to ruin on my car so i could use it.

 

damn i want that key... i just got a grey one and a small black on..

 

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LOL

 

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Yep, good stuff