Frustrated

Asked by Chris May 08, 2016 at 11:35 AM about the 2008 Honda Pilot

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I cannot reset my 2008 Honda pilot key it has an
alarm and I cannot get into the car without it going
off, I replaced battery but it still doesn't work

3 Answers

86,665

Go to your dealership, they will help you, probably free of charge, especially if you purchased your battery from them..

86,665

The reason that they will likely help you for FREE is good public relations... Make them know that...

86,665

Honda is running into trouble now with their image, it's all over the news, apparently they knew about the Takata air bag problem for years and I think that your 2008 Pilot is on the list.., I'm sure they want to do everything they can to make you and others happy, otherwise, you'll be bailing out for another brand..... I was a Honda Accord owner for 30 years between two cars, however, a lot changed after 2000...

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