My honda accord locked completely

Asked by Chenduong May 27, 2012 at 05:39 PM about the 2003 Honda Accord LX V6

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a used honda accord 2003 sedan..
This morning, i went shopping and after returning to the car, i put the key to the locker.. But i doesn't work.. Its
stuck there.. Then i put my foot on both the gas and the brake.. Impossible again..
I used my remote to turn the car on --- impossible again..
After haft an our i try with the key on the lock,, then it worked ..
I wonder what happened to my car.. Is it to prevent theft since everything is locked completely.. Thanks

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Robert answered 11 years ago

You need to be more specific.Are you referring to "stuck"as your key won't turn?

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_Rachel27 answered 11 years ago

All you needed to do is slighly turn your steering wheel while you turn the ignition

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skahmed answered 8 years ago

The key turns a little bit but at a point it does not further turns. FYI, I am using the vallet key; since the dealer did not give me the original one while I bought this used car.

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GuruV23C1 answered 5 years ago

Honda accord 2012 steering lock completely, and even if it unlock the steering light and buzzer come on, the steering is also hard when start and turn the steering wheel

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GuruBSSWQ answered 5 years ago

I have a question 1999 honda accord lx if the is locked is it worth 450? Can you unlock it.

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