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Re: A tree fell on my son's 2002 Honda Civic. Now the...
Dealer only,immobiliser cut in.also accident cut out switch could have tripped out .look under bonnet for a squarish 1inch thingy with a rubber top on and push it down so it resets itself.
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Yes, it contains a transponder chip. If you still have the fob part with the chip in tape it to the plastic close to where you put the key in. Honda used a proximity transponder so as long as it is near by it will read it ok.
Your battery power has been drained. First thing I would do is to charge the battery via using another car to jump start the car and let it run for an hour or two. Or get a charger and jump the car. Either way I would run it for an hour or two recharge the battery. If that doesn't work then you will have to replace the battery.
There is only one receiver for the the key fob, so if any doors work, they are all supposed to work.
When one does not work, it is not because of the radio signal receiver, but because of the solenoid activator in the door itself.
Contact our local Honda dealer with your VIN# they can provide you the code from it Honda's are NOT coded by year the are coded by VIN# at the bottom of windshield
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