Car is going bonkers.

Asked by Alicia Sep 10, 2018 at 03:44 PM about the 2005 Honda Odyssey EX FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

So we couldn't unlock the door with the key.  
Locksmith had to come unlock it.
Now there's only one key hole to open this van
which is on the driver's door.  
Locksmith said the alarm is going to keep going
off that we should just cut it but he didn't know
where the cord would be.
So we can't even lock the doors anymore either or
else we're out of luck.  
Now my question is how do we fix this problem.  
And what is the exact problem.
The locksmith thinks the driver door look for the
key is broken.
But he's not sure.
Even though the key still turns on the car.
I need help please?

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Hi Alicia. I have same problem. By any chance did you get a response on how to fix the problem?

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