Must have a ghetto bypass with no key!

I have a remote starter installed, but damn, I cannot start my car because of the immobilizer unit!! Yeah, I know, I know...get the bypass, insert a spare key and you're ready to roll!! But not for a super-secure Honda Prelude 2000. To program a new key into the system, it requires a "Red Key" which of course - I do not have. The only way now to go around it, is to dish out $380 (CAN) and have Honda dealer replace my whole immobilizer unit. Ain't gonna happen, don't wanna spend that chunk of money... So I'm thinking, may be I can build a home made bypass, that will not require a key? Some relays here and there and yupi, it's done!!?? Anyone can help me on this? If not, then I guess, I will have to leave my key in the ignition, during the freezing winters of Canada...and pray these thiefs don't get out in cold weather.

why not use DEI's module that doesnt require a key?  555D specifically designed for the PreludeKevin Gerry

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Oh, this is great! I was told there are no bypass modules for Prelude, which do not require a key. Then I found one from bypasskits.com, but it requires 2 keys to program it. Does the 555D require 2 keys for programming purposes?

all the bypass require 2 keys to program

PKH1 only require one key to program and then you don't have to require you to leave a key. 

Is it a new model or what? Because last time I was looking at it, it clearly said that 2 keys are required to program. Now, I look at this one, and in the manual it said only one key, or to be more precise it didn't mention anything about a second key. May be that's the one...I need.

I can't make a second key because I don't have the red key. Preludes are different...

Cool! I'm gonna get it then...thanks.