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which is why i want the new one and from the link posted i am defiantly heading to my dealer a checking this out when i go to pic up my Mettle plates.
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so i went to my dealer and they said they need a part number for the fob
but from the Kerbak thread it seems the key and fob are separate?
Anyone tryed this. If you did can you tell me the part number
but from the Kerbak thread it seems the key and fob are separate?
Anyone tryed this. If you did can you tell me the part number
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The entire blank is narrower, by 1 step, so if you have any cuts on your key that are "not cut", in other words, full width, then it won't work because the new key is not this wide...
This is my understanding...others may chime in if I am incorrect...
This is my understanding...others may chime in if I am incorrect...
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that is what i was afrade of
Can i get my car reprogramed to a new key ?
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Not "could"....but "will"...sure not worth it to me. I did have a thought though...might be able to take both of your cylinders to a locksmith and have him put new pins in it...wouldn't be more than about $10 each...just a thought...
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IDk if GM would like it. hahaah
Looks like new cylinders are 175 and the glove box can just be reset plus the 109 for the key
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And get another fob, program everything, and hide it somewhere inside the car wrapped in aluminum foil. That way you could lose everything on your person but still be able to open the car, retrieve the hidden fob, and drive home.
Yes, a really lucky thief could find your outside key, open the trunk, search around inside and find the foil-wrapped fob, unwrap it, get in the drivers seat and start the car. You could also be struck by a meteor.
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And get another fob, program everything, and hide it somewhere inside the car wrapped in aluminum foil. That way you could lose everything on your person but still be able to open the car, retrieve the hidden fob, and drive home.
Yes, a really lucky thief could find your outside key, open the trunk, search around inside and find the foil-wrapped fob, unwrap it, get in the drivers seat and start the car. You could also be struck by a meteor.
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