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Originally Posted by OsoBear
Beffore you spend 45 for a resistor key, consider getting the dealer to cut you one on a regular (non resistor)blank, Should cost a buck or three. Will work to unlock the door to get you inside, even if it won't start the car. Saves you 40 bucks.
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Should be able to at least get the door open that way and retrieve your fob.
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Originally Posted by OsoBear
Beffore you spend 45 for a resistor key, consider getting the dealer to cut you one on a regular (non resistor)blank, Should cost a buck or three. Will work to unlock the door to get you inside, even if it won't start the car. Saves you 40 bucks.
Pull the window out at the top and push the unlock button with something. Once you get your keys back go get a spare, resistor or non doesn't matter, just get a key.
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Should be able to at least get the door open that way and retrieve your fob.
