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Recently my key-less entry car keys was stolen. I'm going to reprogram the key at Honda dealership, this way the person who stole my key will not be able to access the car by remote, but he still have entry by using the key itself on the keyhole on the driver side. Any one have any suggestions to how to cover the key hole on the driver side or at least make it seem like its cover or plugged in someway? Changing the locks is out of budget range.

 
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Make sure to tell them to "erase all other keys", this way your old keys can't start the engine even if the thief does get in the car.




See if your insurance company will buy a set of locks.



Or buy just a door lock cylinder, it will come with new keys to fit it.
You sure? It's cheap IMO.
Coupe and sedan both use the same part#, you can buy the single outside door lock with new keys.
Part# 72185-TR0-A01, USD $35 from Majestic. ($50 retail)

Item #27 here (no pic, too new, 2012 is similar): http://www.hondaautomotiveparts.com/...-+OUTER+HANDLE

You can remove and reinstall the lock assembly from the door handle in 2 minutes. Single bolt holds it in.
I'm not sure what it takes to swap the key cylinder set out of the cover, because I have not had to do it yet.

HTH