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Stay Out Of the Left Lane
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: SE Mass --- > Central VA --- > SE Mass
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You can try some of the vendors on AZ -
I've used Tim for various items, but not a key:
Tim Poliniak
Internet Parts Sales - Acura of Peoria
www.oemacuraparts.com
1-866-347-8355
Here is a link to the AZ vendors -
https://acurazine.com/forums/vendor_directory.php
I've used Tim for various items, but not a key:
Tim Poliniak
Internet Parts Sales - Acura of Peoria
www.oemacuraparts.com
1-866-347-8355
Here is a link to the AZ vendors -
https://acurazine.com/forums/vendor_directory.php
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#4
Suzuka Master
you can buy a key from a vendor here then after that you will have to bring the key to a dealer get it cut and program which gona cost you $95 reprogram + $50-$75 ish of cutting and tax.
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If you follow the link I pasted in post#3 above there is a member that got it all done at his dealer for $57. You may want to shop around at other dealers that may be near you.
#7
TL=True Love
just go through the dealer, most dealers wont cut a key if u bring one in from eBay bc there are a lot of "fakes" on eBay, even if u says its from an Acura ebay seller.
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#8
Suzuka Master
^^^^^well then you show them the invoice that show whatever Acura dealer you bought it from even through Ebay.
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#12
TL=True Love
well if u go through eBay, you dont save that MUCH money, maybe 30$ tops. cuz cutting aand programming is $$$ unless u are wiling to mail your one key to the ebay vendor and be out of a ride for however long it takes
#13
#truuuuu
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those ebay keys are replicas. i'm looking for the OEM key.
#14
Come on. This gen uses the cheap transponder key which costs few dollars to make, not the expensive key let go smart key. If you pay more than 10 bucks/key, sorry dude, you got ripped off.
I got 2 keys for $15 (local locksmith charge $9/key) from ebay.
Look extract the same as the original key.
The locksmith charged me $59 to cut and program the key. I took the receipt to AAA and they have no problem reimbursing it for me.
I got 2 keys for $15 (local locksmith charge $9/key) from ebay.
Look extract the same as the original key.
The locksmith charged me $59 to cut and program the key. I took the receipt to AAA and they have no problem reimbursing it for me.
#15
Really, no edit button or because I'm viewing it on my phone?
By the way, the locksmith told me he got the blank keys with no logo for $4-5, the one with logo costs him 7-8 bucks.
By the way, the locksmith told me he got the blank keys with no logo for $4-5, the one with logo costs him 7-8 bucks.
#16
I like turtles
I bought a switchblade from marcus a few years back for my '06 and the dealer didn't question me. 50 bucks and i was on my way with a key that made me feel cooler
#17
All About Trance
I got my switch blade key from our vendor, Tim, and called around other Acura dealerships to see how much they charge for a cut and program. The cheapest I had found was $65.
#18
Engineer in Training
Can a non key blade cut be programmed to work for a car that came with key blades? Don't mean to hijack but I was curious because I put in an alarm/remote start and the 2-way transmitter makes the keychain bigger and heavier than it already is.
If so, are non-'blade' keys cheaper usually?
If so, are non-'blade' keys cheaper usually?
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