Replaced ignition now key won’t start my key

Asked by Guru7CVQP Jun 10, 2020 at 02:10 PM about the 2005 Honda Accord LX

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So I had to replace the ignition switch on my car..
come to find out I had to buy the whole part and
now that we switched it out it came with two keys
for new ignition we turn it and everything cranks on
but it won’t start battery is good my starter is good
but now I have a green key flashing at the top of my  
dash board that I’ve never seen before and my
current fob I had won’t even start the car please
help me

3 Answers

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Because you installed a new ignition and key, those will have to be programmed to the vehicle. A decent mechanic with the right equipment can do that for you and or the Honda dealer. Set up a tow.

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Need to have the keys programmed. Any good mechanic will do. Dealership works best

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There’s no need to take the remote to a dealership for programming, simply follow these 9 simple steps. A Step by Step Guide for Programming Your Honda Remotes Step 1: Gather all the remotes. You only need one remote to access program mode, but all remotes must be programmed during the same session. Your Honda will “forget” any remote previously programmed. Step 2: Sit in the vehicle with all the doors closed and unlocked. Step 3: Turn the key to the ON position, one click before starting the ignition. The lights on the accessories should come on and the dash will light up. Step 4: Within 5 second of turning the key to the ON position, press the LOCK button on your remote control transmitter for one second. Step 5: Turn the key to the OFF position. Step 6: Repeat Steps 4 & 5 two more times for a total of three ON/OFF cycles. Each step must be done within 5 seconds of the previous step. Step 7: Turn the key back to the ON position (this will be your fourth turn of the key), press the “LOCK” button on your remote. The locks on your Honda will make a clunk noise exactly as they do when locking. You doors have not locked. This noise indicates your Honda is now in Remote Programming Mode. Do not turn the key off. Step 8: If you would like to program more than one remote, press the LOCK button on each additional remote for 1 second. As with all other steps, you have 5 seconds to complete this step. Programming Mode will be activate for a total of 10 seconds. Only 3 remotes can be programmed to each Honda. Your locks will make the clunking noise (as though the doors have locked) after each remote is programmed to indicate they have been successfully stored in the system’s memory. Step 9: Turn the key to the OFF position and remove it from the ignition. Test all of your remotes to ensure they have been successfully programmed. Remember that your remote will not work if the key is in the ignition. If you’ve lost your keyless entry remote, it’s a good idea to reprogram your Honda remote to protect your vehicle from theft.

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