I know u said yes but I would need a locksmith right???. because in trying on my own but no luck

Honda doesn't have immo until year 2003+

​@@JohnDoe-fw4pi 39730-S84-A0 is the part number for a 1998-02 Honda OEM "immobilizer receiver unit." You are factually mistaken, sir. They changed the immobilizer design in 2003, but they had an immo 5 years prior. I have the immo chip from the ECU set in an epoxy pendant that currently hangs from my rearview mirror lol. I mean, what do you suggest the chip that I removed from my computer that was immobilizing my car is if not an immobilizer? '98 was the first year Honda used transponder keys. There's an "immobilizer receiver unit" around the ignition that broadcasts a signal that powers the RFID chip in the key fob (or a battery in the fob, can't remember which but I'm pretty sure there is no battery) which in turn broadcasts a code that is read by the immobilizer receiver coil and passed to the ECU. The ECU will not power the fuel injectors until it confirms that code with the immobilizer chip (or if you rip the immo chip out of the ECU). A 5-second Google search would've served you well (and saved me the tedium of replying to a lazy lie), but as it is, there, I Googled it for you (for free!) including the Honda part number. Google "39730-S84-A0" and tell me what year models _Honda_ says it's for. I'll wait. You're welcome, btw. You're now wrong about one fewer thing. Next time, at the bare minimum put in the 5 seconds of effort to do some basic fact-checking _before_ calling someone a liar, please.