Aftermarket 2 Button Remote Key for Honda Fit - Japan Models

Honda Equivalent Part Number: TBC
2 Buttons: Lock and Unlock
Transponder: N/A
Frequency: 313.8 Mhz
Battery Type: CR1616
Key Blade: HON66
ISN: TBC
Silca Card: TBC 

Aftermarket remote key supplied in unbranded packaging. This is an excellent quality item, tried and tested by us and is a good cost-effective alternative to the genuine / OEM part. This product is supplied without any branding or logos to comply with trademark and intellectual property laws.

This key comes complete with all electronics and can be supplied either blank (uncut) or cut to your vehicle. To find out more about our cutting service please see the ‘Key Cutting Information’ tab above.

Suitable for the following models:

Honda Fit (2001 - 2008)

Note: This key will also work with cars using the one button remote. 

Dates are given as a guide only and we cannot take any responsibility for incorrect part compatibility. If you are unsure if this is the correct part for your vehicle please fill in our Parts Enquiry form and we will confirm the correct part number for you.

IMPORTANT:

The key will need to be programmed before it will start the car and open and lock the doors remotely. Please see the 'Key Programming Information' tab above for guidance on who will be able to program this key type.

Trade Customers:

Customers who are in the locksmith or motor trade may register for a trade account. Trade account customers get preferential pricing and loyalty discounts. Please register using the link at the top of the page to find out more.

Keys Cut to Key Number

We can cut keys to the manufacturer's key number (often referred to as the 'key code'). For this particular blade the key number will usually be printed in the service book and will start with one or two letters followed by three numbers, e.g. K125 / OK125.

NOTE: The key number will not be on the key itself. 

Keys Cut to Photo

If the option for 'Cut to Photo' is shown in the key cutting drop down box we can cut the key to a clear picture of the blade. The blade should ideally be on a white background with the end of the blade facing towards the right. The picture should not be blurred and the cuts of the key should be easily identifiable. You can see an example picture here.