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#61 of 1069 Keyless entry for LX by wongster Jun 24, 2002 (6:41 am)
Just curious - I know that the CR-V LX's are already set up for keyless entry, and I have the instructions to program the fob, but anyone know if you can override a current program? In other words, if I buy a used CR-V keyless remote, will going thru the programming process set it up for my vehicle> TIA
#63 of 1069 Keyless entry by slugline Jun 24, 2002 (4:22 pm)
The info below is only meant to cover 1997-2001 CR-Vs. 2002 LXs do not come with a keyless receiver from the factory and may behave differently than what I'm about to write. . . .   Actually wongster, it's the other way around: Each fob emits a unique code (that cannot be changed). The programming sequence teaches the car to respond to your desired set of fobs. But, yes, this overrides any programming that was there before.   For example, if you have a CR-V that responds to fobs "A" and "B" . . . then purchase fob "C" and perform programming with only fob "C" . . . the result will be that the CR-V will ignore "A" and "B" but respond to "C." If you want to use all three, then you will need to perform the programming sequence using all three fobs.   For those of you with keyless entry that subsequently purchase an aftermarket alarm system, you may want to de-program the Honda keyless entry system completely. You can do this by performing all the normal steps for programming, but skip any steps that actually involve the fobs. The keyless system will wind up with a program that recognizes no remotes. Now you can sell those fobs on eBay with confidence that they can never be used to get in your car again!
#64 of 1069 Thanx slugline!! by wongster Jun 25, 2002 (3:51 am)
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#65 of 1069 metal grille bars by dglozman Jun 25, 2002 (9:16 am)
Is metal grille bars available for 2002 CR-V? I was only able to find them for 1997-2001 models  Thanks
#67 of 1069 2002 Accessories by jspain1 Jul 07, 2002 (2:30 pm)
Hi Folks.   Just got my '02Ex (silver) and want to dress it up. Need some advice. Has anyone got the wood or metal dash kits? Which looks better? Also is there any good looking bug deflectors out there. I had one on my "97 CR-V that looked great, but the ones that I've seen for the 2002 models look really bad. thanks in advance for your help.                                           Joe
#68 of 1069 Dash Dress-Up by a1special Jul 08, 2002 (4:18 pm)
I have installed the wood grained kit on the tan interior of my white 2002 CRV. I believe the metal look would look great on the black interior. Easy to install, but take care, follow the directions. A1Special
#69 of 1069 Dash Dress Up by jspain1 Jul 08, 2002 (7:00 pm)
Thanks. I wonder if the metal scratchs easily? Any special tips on installation?
#70 of 1069 Dash Dress up by a1special Jul 09, 2002 (5:20 pm)
Not metal - plastic with metallic "look".    The installation was such that thin strips of adhesive tape with peel-off paper are crisscrossed on the back side of the piece. You have to clean the surface of the dash with alcohol and apply. You partially remove the peel-off paper, then carefully position the piece. Then, slowly pull off the remaining paper. It is not forgiving if the piece is misaligned. Take care the first time. Eight pieces all together. A1S

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