HONDA KEY COMMON PROBLEMS | HOW TO FIX HONDA KEY FLASHING | HOW TO FIX HONDA KEYS
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ม.ค. 2023
- HONDA KEY COMMON PROBLEMS | HOW TO FIX HONDA KEY FLASHING | HOW TO FIX HONDA KEYS
IN THIS VIDEO I TALK BOUT HOW YOU CAN FIX THIS COMMON PROBLEM IN HONDA KEYS!!
ALSO!!!! This issue is also caused by a low battery! something if you used a cheap battery y triggers this issue! so I recommend you guys to buy a good battery so you will never have issues! here is the link from amazon for the best batteries for this keys!!!
This battery will fits all honda keys that look just like the one in the video!
trust me it is worth it!!
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Thank you!! Works perfect after WD-40
Many thanks! WD-40 did the trick. I sprayed it on and started pushing the buttons. I could the horn through the garage door! Yeah! Had to spray a few more times, as it would only lock. Now it opens and locks!
I used Tri-Flow lubricant as my WD-40, and it fixed the problem. Thank you for your information.
I am glad it worked for you!! Thanks for watching
Thank you!! I got a new battery for my 2014 Civic LX key and it still wasn't working properly. The WD 40 trick worked! Just the buttons must have been sticking, working again!!
Glad it helped
WD40 trick worked.. buttons didnt feel sticky at all. Still applied the wd40 and fixed the issue. Thanks !!
Change the battery still problem?
Give me other way to resolve this issue
Wow the WD 40 worked. Thank you!
Thnx spray work ❤
I put a small spray of wd40 on a paper towel and had a dry sheet as well. I wiped the buttons and pushed them down until they make a clicking sound. I put the battery in and back piece, pushed all buttons for 2 seconds, and it worked and programmed itself.
I was having this issue, and i took it apart took out the pcb and took it out of the fob case, and cleaned the buttons with ipa. my key fob no longer just locks. thank you. at first i thought i had to reprogram my keyfob but it was locking the car still so it was still programed to the cars frequency. it just needed a little cleaning. oddly thought the pcb was mint looked like it came out of the factory. Not sure if it was the cleaning or freeing up the buttons. either way it works now.
Thank you, I did what you said here and everything works after that🤩🤩 again thank you so much
all i did was flip the battery around lollll! they came the other way up but ig the flip worked ! thought i was gonna have to get another fob but nope !! thankyou
I’m glad you made it work!!
Hello everyone! My sisters key was having this issue so I took the battery out. I didnt have WD40 but i pushed the buttons several times and put the key back together and it worked. I think the buttons are the main cause of the red light with dust and dirt.
I literally just tried this and it worked! Thanks for the input bro🤙🏽
Was skeptical about wd40 . I did it and my problem is fixed. Thanks man ! If your key isn't working try wd40 don't listen to that top comment
How much wd40?
I wouldn't soak it right?
Just enough to work itself around?
@@SoundCastle00 nah just spray a little on a paper towel then just wipe your key with it and press the buttons abunch of times
THANKS!!!!!!!!
WD 40 worked for me. I was having the same red light issue shown in video. I sprayed it in total 4 times on the button side. Pressed the buttons and it started to work.
I just did this on my 2013 accord key and it worked. Took a while. But it worked.
how do you open the trunk without the fob working? my trunk does not open from the inside b/c lever broke
Rubbing alcohol worked for me, was skeptical about using wd40
Thanks to whomever said squeeze the juice outta a baby wipe and press all over the buttons. Worked after a couple of drenches!
2014 Honda CR-V - new battery did not fix the problem. I then used WD40 like he described and after a couple of squirts and button pushing, it works perfectly!
I did the same thing
WD-40 worked for me! I took it apart and set the internals aside. And cleaned the heck out of it. At first it didn’t work but after a couple of mins of pressing the buttons up and down it did
I used a baby wipe and squeezed it on top of the buttons and wiped it until the buttons worked. Same thing I do with my Xbox controller when my kid leaves the buttons sticky.
Thank you so much. This is exactly what I was looking for and regards of taking out the battery and still using the key. I will subscribe to your channel
Thank you so much!!
brah after 2 weeks + of loosing sleep over this issue battery and WD40 worked like magic thank you!
thanks!!
Que pasa cuando no prende ni la luz roja ni verde
I replaced the battery...1620....I could hear the locks trying to work, but they wouldn't lock. The light would flash once, then stay on about 8 secs....I just started hitting the lock /unlock...lock/unlock...did that probably 30 times...sometimes I would hold the lock down a few seconds long....then the lock/unlock again....and it started working.....don't know how long it will last.
hi, try taking out the silicon part and press the button on the circuit board directly... after pressing a few times, i managed to get it working again.
I’m glad it work for you, Somehow this keys tend to fail, and if this doesn’t fix the issue, it will have to be reprogram! Very annoying for everyone one
So did it work after you reprogrammed it? I’m having the same problem. Please let us know
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Mine work after I scratch The back of the board were the battery meets
Here's my experience. I replace the battery and still does not work. I have to drain the battery down to 3V in order for it to work. When I test brand new battery voltage is about 3.3V. I then drain it slightly using my voltmeter battery checker and get it down to 3V. Guess what, it then works. I've had to do this on Honda and Toyota key fobs. I'm guessing the fob has a voltage regulator that won't allow it to work if the voltage is too high.
Awesome job, buddy. It helped me. WD40 da miracle liquid. eh. Also changed da battery and reprogrammed it. All the best.
I fixed mine. I swapped the battery but that did not fixed the issue. So what I did was I put the key into the ignition and start the car, while the car is on, press lock and unlock multiple times till the light turn off. Then it should be fixed
This was my solution! Thanks!
@@jorgesoto3492 awesome!
No it's an automatic key system which means there's a certain pattern on the button that you have to press to cut it off it's like a cheat code
So what do you mean? Can it be fix?
Aye bro this morning i got out of my car and it wouldnt lock through the remote no red light when i press button. I thought maybe the bateery so i replaced it and still no red light when i press the button what can be the issue ?
There is a lot of things that could be. It could be as simple as the door still open or the trunk and for this reason it won’t lock the car… or it might need to be reprogram! Sometimes we press the key while it is in our pocket and there is a key in some cars, there is a key secuencie that will erase the key programming! Also key bottom might be going out!i will upload more videos about trouble shooting this issues. I am very good on this
Same here! Did you get it fixed ?
@@noorbadawi-kb5il Here's my experience. I replace the battery and still does not work. I have to drain the battery down to 3V in order for it to work. When I test brand new battery voltage is about 3.3V. I then drain it slightly using my voltmeter battery checker and get it down to 3V. Guess what, it then works. I've had to do this on Honda and Toyota key fobs. I'm guessing the fob has a voltage regulator that won't allow it to work if the voltage is too high.
@@noorbadawi-kb5il Bro i had the wrong battery in my remote as dumb as it sounds lol
The wd40 worked for me!!!
Man this works.. sprayed WD40 and now my garage door is working again
Hold the lock key for 10sec it will be fixed
Hi All, I had the similar issue with key fob for my Accord 9 2013. The issue is causes by failed button on circuit board inside the key fob. Just replace the wrong button inside. The issue gone after the button were replaced
you are a lifesaver WD 40 worked after months of this issue!
Thank you
Need fewer words per thought and more information about the programming tool.
The battery on your link doesn’t match the battery in the video.
My battery was a 1620 - check yours before you use his link.
That's funny he did that
None of that worked. But then again it's been through the wash half a dozen times. That might explain why WD-40 works sometimes but I'm not about to try that yet.
Here's my experience. I replace the battery and still does not work. I have to drain the battery down to 3V in order for it to work. When I test brand new battery voltage is about 3.3V. I then drain it slightly using my voltmeter battery checker and get it down to 3V. Guess what, it then works. I've had to do this on Honda and Toyota key fobs. I'm guessing the fob has a voltage regulator that won't allow it to work if the voltage is too high.
How about going to the dealership ?
No
That would be my absolute last choice
I replaced the battery etc and now my fob wont unlock or lock. Have to do it manually. Idk what to do.
Having that same problem
@@eric13731 I was able to figure it out! Please wait until all the beeping patterns are finished before releasing the button and removing the key to repeat the pattern.
@@rennfan-grace so when should i press the button? As soon as i twist the key and then release after the beeping?
@@eric13731 Yes. So while mid-turning it the level in the video, have the lock button push down and wait till all the beeping patterns are finished, stop pressing, take the key out, and repeat ◡̈
Yes, and after waiting 5-10 seconds to do it again. 4 rounds, I think, was in the video?
Here's my experience. I replace the battery and still does not work. I have to drain the battery down to 3V in order for it to work. When I test brand new battery voltage is about 3.3V. I then drain it slightly using my voltmeter battery checker and get it down to 3V. Guess what, it then works. I've had to do this on Honda and Toyota key fobs. I'm guessing the fob has a voltage regulator that won't allow it to work if the voltage is too high.
This didn’t work for me and I see several methods to “fix” this
Here's my experience. I replace the battery and still does not work. I have to drain the battery down to 3V in order for it to work. When I test brand new battery voltage is about 3.3V. I then drain it slightly using my voltmeter battery checker and get it down to 3V. Guess what, it then works. I've had to do this on Honda and Toyota key fobs. I'm guessing the fob has a voltage regulator that won't allow it to work if the voltage is too high.
NO HELP
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How do I reprogram
If the key has already been programmed for your vehicle, put the key in the ignition, turn to on position (II) wait one second. Press and hold lock for one second, wait on second and turn to off position. Repeat the process 4 times and it should be reprogrammed to unlock your doors
@@gabevelez4849on 2014 accord?
@@gabevelez4849I’ve tried this like 6 times with no luck. Is the 9th gen accord different with the reprogram?
Tengo la solución facil
Como se puede
Buen dia amigo. Cual es la solucion. Podria compartilar? Gracias
Not working
useless
Do not put wd40 in your keys it's not water proff ND wd40 attracts dirt and u start getting that in your ignition your going to gum it up. And then u have to call me a licensed locksmith to come fix your cheep key repair and pay 10x more
Nah you are trippin. He's not saying to put it on the metal part of your key. You put it on the buttons. It fixed my problem and alot of others just read the comments.
Just more false information. The WD40 worked perfectly for me. He doesn't want you to try the WD40 so you HAVE to call him and pay 10X more!
@@dantheman4264 ok.... the plastic part of your key does not go in your ignition. So your argument is not valid.
@@dantheman4264 nah. Your plastic key fob isn't going to ruin your ignition when it's not even touching it. Smart guy. Plus after your key is fixed with wd40 you can wipe off the excess around your plastic key fob. Idk how that would ruin your ignition dude go away
@@dantheman4264 a simple Google search will tell you wd40 will not harm your ignition. This guy just wants to spread mis information so he can scam people by fixing they're keys with his magic wand
Bro 😂 your answer is to remove the battery
Please do not provide false information as if you put wd40 on the switch inside there is a plastic pad which will not enter where the problem is existing
I don't know what you are doing, but it worked perfectly for me!
I have the exact same issue with the exact same car, can you make a video on how to re-program the key job?
Yesss me too!!!
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@@Chilena555 are you free for a coffee? I already fixed mine.
@@skinnynhealthychannel Lol! How did you program your fob?
@@Chilena555 I'll buy you a coffee! most likely I don't need to reprogram it.