1992 Honda Accord Owner's Manual - Page 3

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Keys and Locks Keys MASTER KEY Your car is supplied with a master VALET KEY key that fits the ignition and all locks, and a valet key that fits the ignition and doors but not the trunk, trunk remote release, rear seat trunk access or glove box. The valet key is provided for times when you must leave the key with a parking attendant or repair person, but still want to keep valuables safely locked-up. Write down the numbers stamped on both keys and keep the information in your wallet or purse in case you ever need to have duplicates made. Both the master and valet keys are double-edged, so you can insert them in the locks with either side up. Door Locks You can lock the doors by pushing the plunger down. The doors must be unlocked before you can open them. The passenger doors can be locked when open, and will stay locked when you close them; the driver's door cannot be locked when open unless you hold the door handle open. The front doors can be locked and unlocked from the outside with the key. Unlock Lock Unlock Lock (cont'd)

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Keys and Locks
Keys
Your car is supplied with a master
key that fits the ignition and all locks,
and a valet key that fits the ignition
and doors but not the trunk, trunk
remote
release,
rear
seat
trunk
access or glove box.
The valet key is provided for times
when you must leave the key with a
parking attendant or repair person,
but
still
want
to
keep
valuables
safely locked-up.
Write down the
numbers stamped
on both
keys and keep the
information in your wallet or purse in case you ever need to have
duplicates made. Both the master and valet keys are double-edged,
so you can insert them in the locks with either side up.
Door Locks
You can lock the doors by pushing the plunger down.
The doors
must
be
unlocked
before
you can
open them. The
passenger doors can be locked when open, and will stay locked
when you close them; the driver's door cannot be locked when
open unless you hold the door handle open. The front doors can be
locked and unlocked from the outside with the key.
(cont'd)
VALET KEY
MASTER KEY
Unlock
Lock
Unlock
Lock