07' honda fit, NO KEY

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Asked by gearheadRHINO Mar 19, 2016 at 12:31 PM about the 2007 Honda Fit Base

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

so guys the other day I purchased a 07' Fit with one key, and after a trip down to my local Walmart I have lost my key. I sked around the store and nobody found it so now I have an automobile stuck in the lot.
where can I get a new key from at reasonable price and a friend has told me they will have to reprogramme the M.M.U (motor management unit)
any help appreciated

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New key needed and YES needs to be reprogrammed...locksmith can do it..but they tend to rip people off..very expensive...try dealer to see what option they give you..

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Same thing happened to me few days ago; lost my key. I went to the key duplicator shop and they charged me Php 2,800 (1 US Dollar = 55 Php) for the fabrication of a new specialized key for honda fit including the labor service charge. I believe that it is better to pay for the cost even though it is expensive than to leave your car unattended for long a time in an unsafe place.

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