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The anti-theft alarm on the 2007 Honda Accord may prevent your vehicle from starting, but a programmed or chipped driver's key can be used to successfully deactivate or reset the alarm. If you accidentally trigger the alarm, you can turn it off by pressing the panic or unlock button on the key fob. Alternatively, you can unlock and reset the alarm by inserting the key into the driver's door. Another method is to press the panic button for 5 seconds, then press the lock button twice. After doing this, walk ten feet away from the car and wait for ten minutes before pressing the unlock button on the key fob twice. This should reset the anti-theft warning system.
To reprogram the 2007 Honda Accord alarm system, start by inserting the key into the driver's side door lock. First, unlock the door, then lock it, and finally unlock it again. After completing these steps, turn the key in the ignition and allow the car to run for a minimum of ten minutes.
My question is how to unlock the panic button because I can't get the car to start even though I held it down for 5 seconds and pressed the button twice to unlock it, but it's still the same. Can someone help me out?
My car key won't fit into the driver's side door to turn off the alarm. I don't have a remote, only the key for my 2007 Honda Accord. What other options do I have to stop the alarm?