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Yep, same principle should apply for all push button start systems, our Civics included.My wife has a Prius and if her key fob stops working because the battery dies, you can hold the key fob right in front of the engine start/stop button and your car should turn on. The hidden key will get you in the car; the key fob will start the car.
Unless this trick only works for Toyota vehicles. Not sure.
The thought/slight paranoia of getting randomly locked out of the car prompted me to watch tutorials a while back.
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