Honda CR-V vs Nissan Rogue: key replacement compared
Shopping the Honda CR-V against the Nissan Rogue? They are a common compact crossovers cross-shop in the Statesboro area, and the key replacement story is different enough to matter. If you are weighing which is simpler or quicker to get a replacement key for, here is the head-to-head: key technology by model year, how a lost-key job actually runs on each, and the field quirks we see most. Call (912) 209-6131 for same-day mobile service on either one.
Honda CR-V vs Nissan Rogue at a glance
| Honda CR-V | Nissan Rogue | |
|---|---|---|
| Model years covered | 2002–2026 | 2008–2026 |
| Earliest key type | Transponder | Transponder |
| Newest key type | Proximity | Proximity |
| Lost-all-keys handling | Typically on-site via OBD-II | Typically on-site via OBD-II |
| Spare from a working key | On-site, same visit | On-site, same visit |
Key types by year, side by side
Both vehicles changed key technology over their runs, so the right blank, chip, and programmer depend entirely on your model year. Here is what each one uses:
Honda CR-V
HON66 blade, ID46 transponder chip.
HON66 blade with 46 chip and remote.
Flip remote or proximity option (FCC: MLBHLIK6-1T).
Push-to-start standard. FCC: KR5V2X or KR5T21.
Updated proximity fob. FCC: KR5TP-4.
Nissan Rogue
NSN14 blade, ID46 transponder.
Push-to-start proximity key (FCC: KR5S180144014).
Standard proximity key. FCC: KR5TXN4.
Which is simpler or quicker to key?
Neither the Honda CR-V nor the Nissan Rogue typically needs a dealer for routine key work. Both are mobile, on-site jobs: a spare comes from a working key in a single visit, and a lost-all-keys situation means reading the immobilizer PIN through the OBD-II port before enrolling the new key.
The quirk that trips people up on each
- Flip-or-proximity split. 2012-2016 CR-Vs came as either a MLBHLIK6-1T flip remote or a proximity fob, so the trim dictates which key and programming path applies.
- Fob generation matters. A 2014-2020 Rogue's KR5S180144014 proximity fob won't cross over to a 2021+ KR5TXN4 car, so match the FCC ID before ordering.
How a key job runs on either one
The path works the same way on both. The simplest job on either vehicle is a planned spare made while you still have a working key, because that key acts as the authentication seed and the work is short. A lost-all-keys situation takes more steps on either one, since the programmer has to read the immobilizer PIN before it can enroll a new key. We confirm the exact part by VIN before we dispatch, so the right blank, chip, and programmer are on the truck when we arrive.
Get a replacement key in Statesboro, GA
We are a mobile automotive locksmith and we come to you anywhere in Statesboro, Bulloch County, and southeast Georgia, no tow and no dealership wait, for both the Honda CR-V and the Nissan Rogue. Call (912) 209-6131.
Compare the full guides
- Honda CR-V key replacement guide, all years and key types
- Nissan Rogue key replacement guide, all years and key types
- All Honda car keys
- All Nissan car keys
Frequently asked: Honda CR-V vs Nissan Rogue keys
Is the Honda CR-V or the Nissan Rogue simpler to make a key for?
They are comparable. A spare made from a working key is the simplest path on either vehicle; a lost-all-keys situation takes more steps because we read the immobilizer PIN first. We confirm the exact path by VIN before dispatching.
Can you make a key for both on-site in Statesboro?
Yes. Both the Honda CR-V and the Nissan Rogue are handled by our mobile unit at your location for the large majority of year ranges. Any exception that needs dealer coordination is flagged on the phone when we confirm your VIN, so the work is set up correctly before we arrive.
Do I need the original key to get a replacement?
No. With a working key we make a spare in a single visit because the original acts as the authentication seed. With no key at all, we read the immobilizer PIN and build a key from your VIN. Both vehicles support both paths.