Sell Honda/Acura Keyless Remote, FCC ID: KOBUTAH2T in Leawood, Kansas, US, for US $30.00

PLEASE READ BEFORE PURCHASING!

For compatibility with your vehicle please try to match the FCC ID number and part number of the remote. The matching of these ID numbers should mean a compatible remote. If you have trouble finding the part number or FCC ID number then try contacting your local dealer for the part number.

Each remote will need to be programmed specifically for your vehicle. The buyer will be responsible for programming the purchased remote. This may be very simple or require the services of a dealer or locksmith to program the remote. Many times a quick search over the internet will provide you with simple instructions on how to program your remote. Expect to spend some extra money for programming the remote or getting a key blade cut if applicable to your remote. Please note some remotes come with a working battery and some may not have a battery included. These are used and functioning remotes so expect some wear, such as wear on the button illustrations of the lock/unlock or wear around the edges of the remote.

Key blades can be cut specifically to your vehicle by a local dealer or locksmith if applicable to your key remote.

Please feel free to contact me if needed.

This website may help you program your remote: http://www.programyourremote.com/

Note that remotes may have either Honda or Acura engraving.

Battery: CR2025

FCC ID: KOBUTAH2T

CANADA: 1983 102 297

UT Automotive

Compatible vehicles:

Please note that some vehicles not listed may also use this remote depending on whether your remote has the same FCC ID #.

· 2002 Acura TL

· 2002 Honda Accord

· 2001 Acura TL

· 2001 Honda Accord

· 2000 Acura TL

· 2000 Honda Accord

· 1999 Acura TL

· 1999 Honda Accord

· 1998 Acura TL

· 1998 Honda Accord

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