RazaqMB:
I once tried a Nissan xterra key on an EOD and it opened. I was shocked

RazaqMB:
I once tried a Nissan xterra key on an EOD and it opened. I was shocked

kingreign:


Stock Honda key cylinders won't open except it has had a malfunction or there's some other issues wrong somewhere. The EOD you refer to is even more secured than a camry.
Even 98 model pencil light Camry, you can't unlock the door using another Camry key except its locks are picked.
Even the barrels slots for keys aren't the same in both cars

LadyMercedes:


Now, that is a fault. It's not normal.

diportivo:


d gods are technological

Virtual/physical cash

And ofcos,any type of "kind" is acceptable

LadyMercedes:


It applies to every Honda. I'm not so sure about the new models.

Abeg, carry out your experiment with your friend's ride ô.

GAZZUZZ:


when diportivo deactivate account, we know where it started from

LadyMercedes:

Hmm... I like where this is going
How do you want the cash? And the "kind"?

Omotakins:
my colleague's 2000 Honda baby boy's key does not open the door of my 2002 version let alone the ignition. It doesn't work the way it's being postulated here.

GAZZUZZ:


when diportivo deactivate account, we know where it started from

You're looking for trouble.

diportivo:


I absolutely know where u are coming from oga mi






I will PM u the details

Appeasing the gods is beta done in private

LadyMercedes:


Abeg o, Dipo, mi o fe wahala. Sha don't deactivate your account anytime soon, so that awon weyrey won't say na me put sand for their garri o. Jor ooooo.

diportivo:


Emi gan o Raye jagbajantis

Mo stand well well ni hood yi ni

Deactivate bawo

Nkan to ba wun anybody lo le fenu e so

LadyMercedes:


Lmao! Abeg o. Before Mrs Diportivo will come here to open thread about "Spilling Beans".

kingreign:
Just passing reading by

[size=1pt]LadyMercedes vs Diportivo online **apades[/size]

Nothing to read ô

LadyMercedes:


Talk about ashawo lock.

The car has got an immobiliser (security, as they call it). No one can start it, except me.

modsRbastard:
I've seen a baby benz started with a fork through its ignition. I did a Lil research and found out the culprit is having too much weight dangling on your key ring in the ignition as it causes the ignition key to rub off the thread pattern in the ignition, in the long run..You'll figure almost any key can open your ignition.

So... Ladies if you're fond of putting your whole house key and that teddy bear on your key ring, remember it does more harm than it looks cute. And for the gentlemen and guy men(my category) . I know you hate to scamper for opener everytime a profusely perspirating Odeku is standing on your table hence you carry one on your car key ring cos it's hard to forget your car keys , the best part is it's even more frustrating you rush to open the Odeku and the opener bends, we all know nothing makes a man motivated to drink than that crisp "Ptshh" sound hence you invest on a more original which is heavier.

So ladies and gentle GUYmen, I hope I have been able to convince and not confuse you that having more weight on your ignition transforms your ignition to an ASHAWO key.

Wow!

Thanks, we learn everyday. I had NO idea.

modsRbastard:
I've seen a baby benz started with a fork through its ignition. I did a Lil research and found out the culprit is having too much weight dangling on your key ring in the ignition as it causes the ignition key to rub off the thread pattern in the ignition, in the long run..You'll figure almost any key can open your ignition.

So... Ladies if you're fond of putting your whole house key and that teddy bear on your key ring, remember it does more harm than it looks cute. And for the gentlemen and guy men(my category) . I know you hate to scamper for opener everytime a profusely perspirating Odeku is standing on your table hence you carry one on your car key ring cos it's hard to forget your car keys , the best part is it's even more frustrating you rush to open the Odeku and the opener bends, we all know nothing makes a man motivated to drink than that crisp "Ptshh" sound hence you invest on a more original which is heavier.

So ladies and gentle GUYmen, I hope I have been able to convince and not confuse you that having more weight on your ignition transforms your ignition to an ASHAWO key.


In other news... Did you hear someone was banned for just strolling and posting a rare cassava ... Just strolling and cassava ooo

PaperLace:


lols.
@ teddy bear. Thanks a lot...

LadyMercedes:


Wow!

Thanks, we learn everyday. I had NO idea.

modsRbastard:


You're welcome Madam...enlighten Oga too, that bonanza Odeku opener on his car key ring might cost him more. You don't want oga to kaju sóke (eyes up) saying, "arabìrín! .. No ask me money for shopping this month, I just changed sucking key, hammer, ECU and recoding, just be dishing Gari and eba, I won't complain."

I will definitely enlighten him.
He doesn't take Odeku...
It's men that are actually more guilty of attaching all their house keys to their car key...

PaperLace:


I will definitely enlighten him.
He doesn't take Odeku...
It's men that are actually more guilty of attaching all their house keys to their car key...

BlackJo:

The immobilizer is key. .... at least for the mean time.
I knew that with time the immobilizer could be bypassed when. ..
I Dropped my Toyota avalon with my mech to fix some minor issues, waited for him to call to say oga your car no gree start o as I didn't tell him how to start it.
Came back the next day, my car don change position. ..
Asked how he started it, he said. ....oga na we we na




Then I got a shock another time when I tried to open my car remotely and another avalon nearby also opened ....I just weak for Japanese

adanny01:
This can happen to any brand of car or ordinary lock. The frequency with which a key is inserted into its key hole the more the wear of the key cylinder. At a point, Amy key with a similar structure willopen the cylinder.

Let's try this exercise. Most Hondas have averagely 3-5 key cylinders. The most used ones are driver's door and ignition. The least used is the interior truck lock. Since its the least used it's usually the one on best condition. As a matter of fact and experience, my mum's 96 accord's original master key doesn't lock and unlock the trunk release lock but the copy we made when the car was new is the only key that works on the trunk release. The original key is worn and worked on my friends 86 accord when he lost his keys but the copy of ours didn't.

Basically is just wear and tear.

When I cut a new key shell for my 03 accord, the new cut refused to open the trunk and trunk release but after another month of wear, it eventually worked. My friends 08 accord key shell was cut over 6 months ago, till today, that key only manages to enter the door cylinder but has never worked on the trunk release. The old one does smoothly.

That's why I always encourage using remote entry which will maintain the good condition of door cylinder to reject buglar keys and reduce vulnerability.

PaperLace:


I will definitely enlighten him.
He doesn't take Odeku...
It's men that are actually more guilty of attaching all their house keys to their car key...

kingreign:


I disagree totally with you. All through out the ownership of Japanese cars, I discovered only your fob which is programmed to your car can open your car. It CANNOT open another car. Intact, if you have two Toyotas with fobs, press the unlock button simultaneously, NONE of the cars will respond. No beep, no chirp no door lock or unlock. Besides, your fob can only work on your car as long as its been married to your car Transceiver system. Basically, Toyota use Radio Waves which have unique sets of codes reprogrammed into the Transceiver each time you press the button of the keyfob. These codes always change at each press of the remote and hence its called rolling codes. Go read more on Toyota key fob and rolling codes.

The only reason why your key fobs operates another fob is maybe the two cars use a cheap chinko aftermarket keyfob and transceiver system. Every keyfob produced by Toyota always Complies with Rule 15 of FCC laws which states that "they may not cause harmful interference, but may receive interference even if it will result to undesirable operations".