Replaced computer flashing key light?
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Replaced computer flashing key light?
Due to a water damage on the main computer of my 98 Honda Odyssey
(long story) I cleaned got it to work though starts hard I decided to
replace with a used one for 98.00 bucks for reliability reasons. When
I plugged it in it in the van will not start and the key lamp flashes
continually when key is on and while it is being cranked. But want
start any suggestions? Is their a reactivation code or something needs
to be done to install another computer?
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(long story) I cleaned got it to work though starts hard I decided to
replace with a used one for 98.00 bucks for reliability reasons. When
I plugged it in it in the van will not start and the key lamp flashes
continually when key is on and while it is being cranked. But want
start any suggestions? Is their a reactivation code or something needs
to be done to install another computer?
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Re: Replaced computer flashing key light?
tree8592 <none@000.com> wrote in news:956258
_f726b059bce2133b7d7dd0bffcb93bb5@autoboardz.com:
> Due to a water damage on the main computer of my 98 Honda Odyssey
> (long story) I cleaned got it to work though starts hard I decided to
> replace with a used one for 98.00 bucks for reliability reasons. When
> I plugged it in it in the van will not start and the key lamp flashes
> continually when key is on and while it is being cranked. But want
> start any suggestions? Is their a reactivation code or something needs
> to be done to install another computer?
>
Your new ECM's immobilizer circuitry doesn't recognize your old keys. You
need to tell your new ECM about your existing keys.
See TSB 98-024. Your dealer will be happy to print this out for you.
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_f726b059bce2133b7d7dd0bffcb93bb5@autoboardz.com:
> Due to a water damage on the main computer of my 98 Honda Odyssey
> (long story) I cleaned got it to work though starts hard I decided to
> replace with a used one for 98.00 bucks for reliability reasons. When
> I plugged it in it in the van will not start and the key lamp flashes
> continually when key is on and while it is being cranked. But want
> start any suggestions? Is their a reactivation code or something needs
> to be done to install another computer?
>
Your new ECM's immobilizer circuitry doesn't recognize your old keys. You
need to tell your new ECM about your existing keys.
See TSB 98-024. Your dealer will be happy to print this out for you.
--
Tegger
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
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Re: Replaced computer flashing key light?
tree8592 <none@000.com> wrote in news:956258
_f726b059bce2133b7d7dd0bffcb93bb5@autoboardz.com:
> Due to a water damage on the main computer of my 98 Honda Odyssey
> (long story) I cleaned got it to work though starts hard I decided to
> replace with a used one for 98.00 bucks for reliability reasons. When
> I plugged it in it in the van will not start and the key lamp flashes
> continually when key is on and while it is being cranked. But want
> start any suggestions? Is their a reactivation code or something needs
> to be done to install another computer?
>
Your new ECM's immobilizer circuitry doesn't recognize your old keys. You
need to tell your new ECM about your existing keys.
See TSB 98-024. Your dealer will be happy to print this out for you.
--
Tegger
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
_f726b059bce2133b7d7dd0bffcb93bb5@autoboardz.com:
> Due to a water damage on the main computer of my 98 Honda Odyssey
> (long story) I cleaned got it to work though starts hard I decided to
> replace with a used one for 98.00 bucks for reliability reasons. When
> I plugged it in it in the van will not start and the key lamp flashes
> continually when key is on and while it is being cranked. But want
> start any suggestions? Is their a reactivation code or something needs
> to be done to install another computer?
>
Your new ECM's immobilizer circuitry doesn't recognize your old keys. You
need to tell your new ECM about your existing keys.
See TSB 98-024. Your dealer will be happy to print this out for you.
--
Tegger
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
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Re: Replaced computer flashing key light?
tree8592 <none@000.com> wrote in news:956258
_f726b059bce2133b7d7dd0bffcb93bb5@autoboardz.com:
> Due to a water damage on the main computer of my 98 Honda Odyssey
> (long story) I cleaned got it to work though starts hard I decided to
> replace with a used one for 98.00 bucks for reliability reasons. When
> I plugged it in it in the van will not start and the key lamp flashes
> continually when key is on and while it is being cranked. But want
> start any suggestions? Is their a reactivation code or something needs
> to be done to install another computer?
>
Your new ECM's immobilizer circuitry doesn't recognize your old keys. You
need to tell your new ECM about your existing keys.
See TSB 98-024. Your dealer will be happy to print this out for you.
--
Tegger
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
_f726b059bce2133b7d7dd0bffcb93bb5@autoboardz.com:
> Due to a water damage on the main computer of my 98 Honda Odyssey
> (long story) I cleaned got it to work though starts hard I decided to
> replace with a used one for 98.00 bucks for reliability reasons. When
> I plugged it in it in the van will not start and the key lamp flashes
> continually when key is on and while it is being cranked. But want
> start any suggestions? Is their a reactivation code or something needs
> to be done to install another computer?
>
Your new ECM's immobilizer circuitry doesn't recognize your old keys. You
need to tell your new ECM about your existing keys.
See TSB 98-024. Your dealer will be happy to print this out for you.
--
Tegger
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
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Re: Replaced computer flashing key light?
tree8592 <none@000.com> wrote in news:956258
_f726b059bce2133b7d7dd0bffcb93bb5@autoboardz.com:
> Due to a water damage on the main computer of my 98 Honda Odyssey
> (long story) I cleaned got it to work though starts hard I decided to
> replace with a used one for 98.00 bucks for reliability reasons. When
> I plugged it in it in the van will not start and the key lamp flashes
> continually when key is on and while it is being cranked. But want
> start any suggestions? Is their a reactivation code or something needs
> to be done to install another computer?
>
Your new ECM's immobilizer circuitry doesn't recognize your old keys. You
need to tell your new ECM about your existing keys.
See TSB 98-024. Your dealer will be happy to print this out for you.
--
Tegger
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
_f726b059bce2133b7d7dd0bffcb93bb5@autoboardz.com:
> Due to a water damage on the main computer of my 98 Honda Odyssey
> (long story) I cleaned got it to work though starts hard I decided to
> replace with a used one for 98.00 bucks for reliability reasons. When
> I plugged it in it in the van will not start and the key lamp flashes
> continually when key is on and while it is being cranked. But want
> start any suggestions? Is their a reactivation code or something needs
> to be done to install another computer?
>
Your new ECM's immobilizer circuitry doesn't recognize your old keys. You
need to tell your new ECM about your existing keys.
See TSB 98-024. Your dealer will be happy to print this out for you.
--
Tegger
The Unofficial Honda/Acura FAQ
www.tegger.com/hondafaq/
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