MechanMagicKey Fob Remote Replacement Fits for Honda Pilot 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015/ Accord Sedan 2008-2012 KR55WK49308 Keyless Entry Remote Control 35118-TA0-A00(Pack of 2)

I bought again, and these keys didn’t work again on 2008 Honda Accord, it’s not KR55 key.I give 5 starts for the extremely fast shipping.I’m tired and pissed off again.Sorry

I needed a couple of new keys for my Honda Pilot so people could use it when they were staying at our vacation condo. These were inexpensive compared to a Honda dealership, I just had a mobile locksmith stop by the house, cut and program them and BANG! Off and going, both of them worked like a charm.

This is not for a 2011 Honda Pilot. Received the keys thinking they are what they sold them as. They DO NOT WORK for the doors and windows AT ALL. I wasn't told these don't work until AFTER they tried. So now I am stuck with the 150 to have the chip programmed and still no key fob for the DOORS. This is nasty to me. I am out the money because now I have to find the right key and pay to have it programmed for the chip and the doors. This advertising is a lie. It shows a CAR but says it works with the Pilot. That is a lie. Cost me plenty. If this was a good company they would pay for new keys and programming for the one key. I would add pictures but what would be the point?

Bought a $100 key programmer and these keys and saved $400.

This FOB did work for my 2011 Honda Pilot, but there are some caveats. The seller is pretty clear about this needing to have a professional locksmith install and program it, which is true. I could easily pair/program the lock/unlock functions to my Pilot myself, but there is an RFID chip inside the FOB which is required to be paired to your car in order for it to start and run (anti-theft). Open your old FOB and if you have a small rectangular chip (RFID) in the corner that can be removed, you will be able to swap that to this new FOB, but you will also need someone to cut the key.I do feel that this FOB is a quality build and an upgrade over my OEM since the buttons are more recessed and the panic button doesn’t accidentally go off easily.

Just got 2014 Honda Pilot EX-L with only one key, so got two of these (4 total new keys) to take to Honda dealership to program.They charged $100 to program the keys total, and $20/key to cut them. They did cut all 4, then told me they can only program 3 keys at a time - so now I have my original key plus two of these keys, that work in ignition and to lock/unlock the vehicle. I'll probably stick the additional keys that have been cut but not programmed, in a hide-a-key, since they can at least manually unlock the vehicle if I lock keys in the car or something.BIG NOTE: I only now read the other reviews carefully enough to see at least 2 other people have this problem - the liftgate button does NOT operate the power liftgate. It only unlocks the glass on the liftgate. The Honda techs double-checked. What a pain, but I'll live I guess. Just super annoying.

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I never write reviews, but felt like I should for this product because it saved us a bunch of time and $$. We had 1 key fob working on our 2011 Honda pilot EXL and the back of the fob case was falling apart, held together with duct tape. Cost to program and cut these 2 fob/keys was $250. Still not bad vs dealer cost of $300 per key. When we received the Fob/key, within a day, it came with programming instructions. As long as we had 1 key still programmed, we could use that key to program the others. Literally took 5 minutes to do, very clear directions. After that we swapped the remote from the new key to the old key. Now we have 2 working keys and fOBs for $25 and it took less than 30 minutes all done at home! Great product!!!!