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Old 11-14-2012, 05:27 PM
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Originally Posted by FFBoomer519
Yeah just updated my post use that auction and if you have 2 keys and a working fob programming is a breeze.
I'd really prefer a non "flip" key.

I'll order one of these edge all in one keys and see how it goes.
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Old 11-14-2012, 05:51 PM
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Originally Posted by masitile
If you have the ignition that's recessed a bigger key won't fit. I bought one of the flip keys and it programmed no problem, but wouldn't fit unless I took the rubber surrounding the ignition out, which looked like hell.
Not necessarily the one I bought had a bit longer shank on it and fit my recessed ignition just fine. Just check out the picture of it in that thread i posted.
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Originally Posted by FFBoomer519

Not necessarily the one I bought had a bit longer shank on it and fit my recessed ignition just fine. Just check out the picture of it in that thread i posted.
Well it's just something for him to consider. I didn't realize it, till I had it cut and programmed. Now it sits in my desk.
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Originally Posted by masitile
Well it's just something for him to consider. I didn't realize it, till I had it cut and programmed. Now it sits in my desk.
Wasnt trying to be an ***. I noticed a lot of guys had that problem in the thread I posted thats one reason I went with the one I did.
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Originally Posted by FFBoomer519

Wasnt trying to be an ***. I noticed a lot of guys had that problem in the thread I posted thats one reason I went with the one I did.
No worries man. It's cool.
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80 bit keys will work with 40 bit, but 40 bit will not work with 80 bit
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just to let everyone know, the edge style key I posted a picture of works.

20 on eBay free cut and easy to program
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