Civic-EG.com Forum 3.3.1

- Tue Oct 26, 2010 2:44 pm #220111 Just like it said above, i was given a key that can start any honda are acura years 92 to 99, there is a spot on the key that was shaved down and my buddy gave it to me because i didnt have a key for my 92 si, and he tould me it would start any of the above cars. I didnt belive him, so i put it in mine just to see if it would work. It did so i had the key that night and my buddy has a delsol so i tryed it on his car and it worked on his also but the only problem with it is u got to turn the steering wheel side to side untell it turns and its hard as hell to get it out but where im getting at maby there are more of the keys around and thats making it easer for people to steal ur cars just a thought.

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- Tue Oct 26, 2010 2:59 pm #220113 Probally a Toyota Masterkey. They are floating around outthere.

EG locks are pretty bad. My OEM EG Key would open 3-4 Different civics I know of(my Friends cars) and start 2 of them. Once I saw that Different door locks and Multiple Kill switches went into my rides.

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- Thu Oct 28, 2010 12:41 am #220366 so maybe having a immobilizer isnt so bad

- Tue Nov 02, 2010 6:19 am #221129 i had a few buddies in highschool with EFs and EGs and one buddies key worked in about 6 different hondas.....one of the factors that made me want kill switch and immobilizer asap once i got my honda

- Mon Nov 15, 2010 2:50 pm #223008 I have heard of this happening to people
the only explination I have is that
Eg's are old and over time just by using the key and the lock so much
the key and the tumblers and or locks wear out producing a more general lock and key.

If you where to get a key cut. You would use your old warn out one not a fresh brand new one cut by honda using codes.

I have been taking my main relay out idk if its a bad thing. Its for safty