Cost to repair ignition switch Honda Pilot

All kinds of reasons can cause this to happen. Mile High Locksmith would like to share some information with you and provide you with a few tips of what you can you do if your Honda Pilot key won’t turn the ignition or your door locks.

Worn out key won’t start car
Typically, a worn-out key is the first reason why your key won’t turn. Even if your key still turns the lock on your car door or trunk, your key can still be worn out. This can happen because of the key cut.

Problem with the ignition switch
Over time, many cars will have problems with the ignition. Many times, one of the ignition wafers gets stuck.
Tip: If your key still turns the ignition sometimes and then other times it doesn’t, or sometimes is hard going, then the first thing you should do is stop trying to turn the key. Then you should call a locksmith for repair. It will cost less to fix your ignition when it is just showing signs of problems but you can still turn it, rather than from the point that the ignition won’t turn at all.
Why doesn’t my car key turn the ignition lock?
The best way to fix a car key that won’t turn your ignition lock is by making a new key. Making a key by code or by VIN number is necessary in this situation. To just make a
key copy of your old key will not fix the problem. A locksmith or your car dealer will be able to make you a key by code or a key by VIN number.

If one of the wafers inside your Honda Pilot ignition lock is stuck, then a locksmith should be able to fix the problem by re-keying it.

Where can I get my Honda Pilot ignition lock or key fixed?
Shop for prices with your Honda neighborhood dealership to see if they are a better deal than a locksmith.
Check if you have AAA Auto club.