Key Fob

[HoosierDaddy]

Has anyone taken the key apart and isolated the minimum parts necessary to trigger the proximity sensor and push start? I'd love to isolate those and put them in a slim case to carry in my wallet or even somehow attach to a cell phone case. You don't need the buttons and it would eliminate the need to carry a key.

Has anyone done this yet?

I would really like a slimmer case, even if not so much you can put it in a wallet.

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[Chameleon]

I would really like a slimmer case, even if not so much you can put it in a wallet.

Agreed. Porky little FOB.

 

[Norm Peterson]

i don't have any other keys. I have left the key fob in the last 3 vehicles. My parents were told not to when they bought a Mercedes because it would drain the battery in their key fob. Again if they get into the garage they can just as easily walk in and take the key fob off the kitchen counter. I was just curious. Apparently I am the only one to have done this.

Old thread, but since it's been resuscitated . . . why would you leave it out in plain sight like that?

Never mind that garage doors can be secured a good bit better than many of them are.


Norm

 

[SkapeGote]

Can you ask him about someone who starts their car in the morning to warm up and goes inside to finish drinking coffee. What then if it's stolen. I had heard they will cover it?

I asked him. He says that they will not pay out if the keys are left in the car or ignition, even if the door is locked.

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