Vehicle Keys - Key Fobs - Locked Out
I bought a Chrysler Aspen about 2 weeks ago and only got one key and fob in the sale. Yep, you guessed it, yesterday I was changing the transfer case fluid and had my keys lying on the seat. I guess...
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patriotgrunt wrote:FishOnOne wrote:
This is precisely why I enjoy Ford's keypad on the door. Never have to worry about locking my keys in the truck and best yet I can leave my truck running with the doors locked and simply use the keypad to get back into my truck.
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This feature is the single most overlooked benefit of Fords. Today my wife needed to get into my truck to receive something but she didn't have a key. However she knew the door code and easily retrieved the item without needing me to meet her or having to go back home to retrieve the 2nd key. I do the same to get anything out of her vehicle when needed.
To OP, I bought a remote fob for my Infiniti online, for 60 bucks. And had a local locksmith program it. Way less than the ~300 the dealer wanted.
I agree about Ford's keypad. It is a very useful feature when we go float the river, or go to the beach. It's also really nice that you don't have to go retrieve the key if you want to get something out of the vehicle when I'm putzing around the house.
