MOTOKU Complete Set Ignition Switch Cylinder Door Lock Key Shell for Honda Accord 2006-2007

This worked perfect for my 2006 Honda accord.I was having to start twisting my key harder and harder to get my car started. After doing some internet searching I decided to buy this.My husband is a very handy person and with you tube he easily took apart the steering wheel column and got it replaced.The keys were a little tricky as we ended up removing all of the guts from my old key fobs and fitting it in the new ones. The only downfall with this is that the new keys don't have the red panic button. I've owned the car car for 12 years and never once used that button so it wasn't really much of an issue for me.We had no issues programming it to my car. We followed the directions and it worked the first try.This is my daily driver car and I've been using this for many months with no problems at all.

This part is correct for a 2007 Honda Accord . There a 2 important steps that must be done to have a successful installation. The car has 3 wire harnesses and the part has only 2 places to plug them in so the black part that has a round hole that surrounds where the key goes in and has 3 plug receptacles that was used on the original Ignition must be used and replace the one that comes on your new ignition . It is held on with I believe 5 smalls screws and has one wire plug (remove by pushing a little nub on one side). Now you can plug in all 3 wire plugs. By switching this part you also have brought over the security system from your old car so no difficult key coding will be needed. The next important step is to take the ENTIRE insides out of your old key and put them in one of your new keys. You MUST put both the box that holds the battery and the transponder which is on the side of the inside of your old key.I f you forget to put your original transponder your new key will not work and need to be programed. This is a very important set if you like a simple job.Once you put ALL the parts that were in your old key into a new key your car will start and you can use it to program the spare key by turning on (without starting) the ignition 4 times with your key( that has the internals of your original key) each time you turn the key press the center lock button each time when the key is in the on position. You turn the key off after each time. The 4th time you do this you will hear the locks lock and you take your spare key and press the same lock button once. This should program your spare key. If it does not work there is a good video on You Tube called How to PROGRAM your KEY REMOTE for FREE. I hope this helps make what can be a difficult job easy and way cheaper than a shop.

Brought this for a friend and was perfect easy to install

This is a warning, please read other reviews If you aren't sure, I'm like 80% sure this was why there key didn't work either.My Honda is a 2006 accord, and I needed a knew ignition switch, and figured honestly this was a good deal. So I bought it, and I FOUGHT IT for 3-4 days, non stop, missed work, bought a immobilizer bypass thinking that would help, it did not.Broke apart my old key to get the chip out and try that, also did not work.I had to call a locksmith to come out and pay an ADDITIONAL 120$ and he found out that the key it came with is only for 2008-2012 HONDAS.IT NEVER WAS GOING TO WORK WITH MY CAR, WITH THE IGNITION SWITCH THEY THEY SENT ME.I am so angry!I don't even know if it's going to work with the additional door locks because I'm not sure where the problem lies, if it's the key that was wrong or maybe they are too.DO NOT PURCHASE. or check closely if you do, the locksmith said on the key it even said on the top the years it was for.I'd return the stupid thing If I had known previously to getting the key cut and installing it.Zero stars, no NEGATIVE stars!It's not even what it says it is.

The whole system is installed very well only that the Chip that brought the key cannot be programmed with the Honda Accord. I had to buy a separate chip to be able to program the key.

Funciona bien

Okay so,Yes, it works and my car now turns on just fine plus it accepts the key and original fob just fine. Total time for me was about two hours. However, it’s not as easy as swapping the part out. There are tamper proof bolts that will have to be chiseled out. If you’re really struggling you can just get 1 of the 2 out and bend the bracket up and out of the way since this new one comes with its own. Now, if you want your original fob to work you’ll need to dig into the new keys it comes with and extract the metal key part out of the fob and replace the one in your original fob. Then, pull all the sensors off the old unit you removed and replace the ones this new one comes with. Re-install and everything will work with your original key fob which means you’ll get to keep the panic button too.

Super easy to install.Save yourself hundreds of dollars and do it yourself. Waaaaay worth it. Keys feel solid and feel great turning the ignition on.A lot of the reviews I read said they had trouble with “programming key”.All you do is remove the immobilizer from your old ignition assembly (2 small screws) and swap to new one.Take the guts and chip from your old key fob and put them in the new supplied keys.Super easy.Hardest parts:Removing plastic covers and tamper proof bolts.You’ll need a hammer and chisel to take the tamper proof bolts off easily.Hope this helps future buyers.