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    Program 2004 Honda S2000 Key with CK100 Key Programmer

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    Vehicle Model: 2004 Honda S2000

    Situation: Got the used car which has only 1 key.

    Device to program: CK100 (CK-100+) key programmer

     

    For the S2000, the CK-100 erases all the keys stored in your ECU and then adds in all the ones you want. You must have all keys present when you use it. There are other programmers (Honda dealer) that can just add 1 key without having to erase all the keys in the ECU, but the CK-100 is not one of them (for S2000 anyways).

     

    CK-100 programmer. Attaches to your OBD-2 port and powers via standard 110V outlet.

    Ck100 Honda 2004 S2000 Add Key 1

    This is the software version on my unit. v99.99 is the most current version as of Feb 2017.

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    Choose Immobilizer from the first menu to program your keys to the ECU

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    Choose Honda USA

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    Select your year S2000, I chose 03-05 since I have an 04

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    The CK-100 operates on a “token” system. Basically, you can use the CK-100 till you run out of tokens. Each task you perform with the unit costs a certain amount of tokens. After that, you need to buy a new CK-100 chip for new tokens. A new CK-100 comes with 1024 tokens. I think this screen is saying that it will cost me 8 tokens to program the S2000 ECU. However, it actually only used 1 as you’ll see later. I’ve read that it cost 8 tokens each key for a Ford Explorer so it definitely varies by vehicle.

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    Not sure if you need an existing working key for this but I would assume so. I used my existing working key.

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    I chose to see how many keys were in my ECU before I erased it.

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    3 keys in the ECU, yet I only have 1 of them.

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    Choose Erase All Keys to start the process

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    Select Yes to confirm

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    Enter the number of keys you want to program into your ECU

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    I entered 2 since I only have 2 keys on hand

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    From here on just follow the steps as you see on screen.

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    Here you need to look at your dash and see if the green key light is blinking or not. If it is blinking, it didn’t finish correctly. Mine did not finish correctly the first time. I think I was too slow since I was taking photos. If the green key does not show at all, you are good to go.

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    Notice green key at bottom. (this photo was taken a day later to show the green key icon)

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    No green icon. Success!

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    If the procedure did not complete (Green key icon blinks), select No. You have 3 tries before it consumes your token. Select Yes once your are successful.

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    Only took 1 token from me to perform this procedure.

    And that’s it. I now have 2 working keys and a programmer to use on other cars in the future if I need it. Sure it cost more than the $50 at my local locksmith/dealer but it was more fun to do it myself. Assuming you use 1 token each time and pay $100 for the CK-100, this ends up costing you 9.8 cents each S2000 you program.

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