Does anyone hide a spare key under their Corvette??
Not the whole FOB mind you, just the key. I plan on getting a duplicate key made from the one in the FOB, and then hide it beneath the car. Then if I misplace the FOB when I am not at home, and I don't have phone access (either the phone is locked in the car, or I forget OnStar’s number, or don't renew OnStar), I have a 'hard' key to get me in the hatch.
Make sense? (I'm a newbie with Corvettes.) |
Never....keep a spare in my wallet if anywhere. Otherwise always attached to my fob.
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Nope!
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neither. however i do keep whiskey in the window washer reservoir. i have it piped into the cabin right near the cup holder.
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Wallet sounds best
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sure why not no one will ever know its there. not like they can steal your car with just the key anyway.
i done same thing with most my cars. on my s10 i shaved the door handles. so there is a second set of wires that go to the release solenoid for door latch that come out under truck. i keep a 9 volt batt under the truck, so if the batt dies or the batt in remote dies i can touch the 9v to the wires and pop the door. had to use it once in 4 years. but its better than breaking a window. you cant call a locksmith when you have no door handles!! |
You bet, plus spare fob is tucked away inside the car. Got stuck once, never again!
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Both on the car and in my wallet. Later! Frank
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No, but now I will wish I did! Keep the fob in your pocket and all will be well.
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Originally Posted by Raazor
(Post 1577653321)
neither. however i do keep whiskey in the window washer reservoir. i have it piped into the cabin right near the cup holder.
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Not me.
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who ever does .. please post your address.. i can use a few new parts
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Never!
Also, I HIGHLY recommend the RAVELCO setup. Have it on my 2 prized possessions....great piece of mind. Only way to steal the car is on a lift....near impossible to hot-wire. |
No spare key for me. I always keep my fob & key in my pocket. I'd have to forget my pants to get locked out. :D
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For some reason those magnetic key holders won't stick to my C6's bumper and I keep losing them.
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For those who utilize a spare key, would you please include where you might leave your car unattended? :hide:
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Originally Posted by vettedoogie
(Post 1577653294)
....keep a spare in my wallet if anywhere.
Originally Posted by Surf Island
(Post 1577655770)
For those who utilize a spare key, would you please include where you might leave your car unattended?
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Originally Posted by kingdady
(Post 1577653977)
who ever does .. please post your address.. i can use a few new parts
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Thanks for the replies. Yes, the magnetic holders won't work on the body panels, but there are alternative methods of attachment, and I don't have the aluminum frame. I have found that the FOB can fall out of my pocket, especially wearing sweat pants going to the gym - twice! Plus while exiting the car, I somehow depressed the alarm button, while in my pocket - again, twice. (I've had the car less than a month.) Because of those issues, I am temped to put the FOB in the console, but that is where it would be easily forgotten. Same goes for the wallet. That too can be easily left in a locked car. Usually right next to the FOB. So what good is the spare in there?
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Originally Posted by mazurekd
(Post 1577656445)
Thanks for the replies. Yes, the magnetic holders won't work on the body panels, but there are alternative methods of attachment, and I don't have the aluminum frame. I have found that the FOB can fall out of my pocket, especially wearing sweat pants going to the gym - twice! Plus while exiting the car, I somehow depressed the alarm button, while in my pocket - again, twice. (I've had the car less than a month.) Because of those issues, I am temped to put the FOB in the console, but that is where it would be easily forgotten. Same goes for the wallet. That too can be easily left in a locked car. Usually right next to the FOB. So what good is the spare in there?
I strongly suggest hiding a key. Duct taped to the back of the plate works. In a bind all you have to do is unscrew the plate. Better then crawling under the car in the dark. :cheers: |
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