To tell you the truth, usually it's the trunk lid. It's probably not all the way shut downward, even though the lid is locked. Try pressing down the lid then try the key again. If it works then you're probably going to have to look at your bump-stops and turn them inwards (clockwise.)
yeah, i was moving all of the cars around in my driveway once (all 5 of our hondas, lol) and i had 5 sets of keys on me, and i accidentally put my sisters accord key in my door, and to my srprise, it opened....our lock cylinders suck
Locks mean nothing really. Even if their good, you're only a broken window away from them getting into the car anyway.
So it didnt bother me too much when I locked myself out of my car, got my friends civic keys, jimmied them around for about 10 seconds, and got into my car (car wouldnt be driveable, but getting in isnt hard)
Locks mean nothing really. Even if their good, you're only a broken window away from them getting into the car anyway.
So it didnt bother me too much when I locked myself out of my car, got my friends civic keys, jimmied them around for about 10 seconds, and got into my car (car wouldnt be driveable, but getting in isnt hard)
LSsoon2bR: Uh, no, the key was from the Accord's ignition. If by "Valet Key" they mean "Easy theft with any Honda key or anything that looks kind of like a Honda key", then they'd be right.
gsrevo: Mine was stolen in less than 15 minutes, no lock or ignition damage.
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