Key Fob
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From: North Texas
Key Fob
I'm having problems with the 1995 keyfob not exactly working correctly. It seems the buttons (rubber or something like it) are sticking below the level of the structure of the keyfob. I took the fob apart and it seems the small nips or **** (is that PC?) if you will on the back of the rubber, no longer sit exactly on the buttons beneath.
Is there a fix for this? That is, besides buying a new fob.
I'd post pictures, but this client will not let me. It seems I need to have the pics at a URL already.
Is there a fix for this? That is, besides buying a new fob.
I'd post pictures, but this client will not let me. It seems I need to have the pics at a URL already.
Thread Starter
Intermediate
Joined: Jun 2012
Posts: 26
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From: North Texas
Keyfob Problem Pictures
The protrudances (maybe this is more PC) on the reverse side of the rubber buttons are the things in question. If you look closely the protrudences they tend to bend L or R and do not contact the button switches underneath the rubber piece. In fact they slip off the switches and no longer do their duty as one can see the rubber piece does not sit high in the hole. Does anyone make these for replacement?
Thanks
Hogdriver
Thanks
Hogdriver
Last edited by a_hogdriver; Feb 11, 2013 at 09:50 AM.
Melting Slicks
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From: Longmont Co
OK, I see now. I don't know where you could find a replacement pad like that. You might ask Bree at c4fob.@yahoo.com
She was one of the engineers who developed the PKE system, and will sometimes rebuild broken fobs. She might have some spare parts tucked away.
She was one of the engineers who developed the PKE system, and will sometimes rebuild broken fobs. She might have some spare parts tucked away.
Last edited by markKlein; Feb 11, 2013 at 10:45 AM. Reason: typos
