It can be a major inconvenience when the ignition of your Honda simply won’t turn, and your plans for the day can become ruined, along with the added expense of getting it repaired. However, it doesn’t have to be neither inconvenient, nor expensive, as there is an alternative to getting your car towed to a Honda dealership, that you might not be aware of.
With many locksmith services employing technicians trained in replacement Honda car keys and ignitions, no longer is there the need for Honda drivers to visit the dealership to get these problems fixed.
Businesses are often in need of a locksmith, but they usually require the services of one who specializes in installing and repairing security systems designed to protect commercial properties, such as stores, offices and warehouses.
If you’ve got a Honda, you’ll already know that most of their ignition switches use a split wafer system. Sensitive to dust and grime, the split wafer wears down over time, as the key slowly shaves a minute part of the wafer off each time the ignition is turned. This wearing down becomes one of the most common problems with Honda ignitions, and drivers often find themselves having to wiggle the key around to get the switch to turn.