Valet key blanks.

[charliekuney]

What's a "Sub-key"?

I think it's that ghetto one-use plastic key that you hide somewhere on your car.

[charliekuney]

they do.... but while your sitting i nthe back seat of the hatch you can just reach over into the hatch area... lol dur de dur lol j/p

I'm on the right.

[frantik]

i had the valet key to my old 88 lx

i still have oem banks from forrest too lol

[AccordB20A]

my 1st ever accord came with one of those keys and two plastic headed ones. shame i didnt keep them all

[Civic Accord Honda]

my 87 also had an oem metal head key :S

[carotman]

I don't know for you guys but I prefer to have an OEM key. It's all in the little details.

I still have the OEM original keys from my sedan and the hatchback. I'm keeping those as a backup and use the newly cut ones.

I may make a valet key for the hatch so the glovebox is a secure area in valet parkings.

[MessyHonda]

im going to see if i can go order some too

[frantik]

yall are fancy.. i don't think i've ever used valet parking

[DBMaster]

I keep one clean, original key that I do not use as a master if I ever need copies. Paul, a "sub key" is just Honda's terminology for the valet key. That's odd because what I call my valet key has a round head like the sub-key in the diagram. I haven't seen one that looks like the "valet key" in the picture. My sub key unlocks the doors and starts the car, but does not unlock the trunk, glovebox, back seat, or trunk/fuel door release. I don't know if I have EVER locked the glovebox.