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I finally ordered one. I knew it was only a matter of time before I broke my Lexus one
Tada....
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I noted the installation video omitted the placement of the inside nut and the little metal posts however, I consider myself a bit of a puzzle solver so it was clear how those fit into the solution.
Thanks for a useful, well built item![]()
Same here. I thought the pin was for the straight blade without "wings".Whaa? those little metal posts are there for a reason? I have 3 of these so far and I have always wondered why they were in the packet. Sadly I have thrown them away because the install video says nothing about them![]()
Whaa? those little metal posts are there for a reason? I have 3 of these so far and I have always wondered why they were in the packet. Sadly I have thrown them away because the install video says nothing about them![]()
The pins are intended only for the "i" blade with no wings. Some T blades are a weird dimension and will allow you to shove the key in there with the pins, but that's not an intended install method.Same here. I thought the pin was for the straight blade without "wings".
Correct. If your key blade is still intact, you will need to crack/tear the key blade out of the plastic case. Pliers or wire cutters work well.So I just took mine apart to have a quick look, and I wanted to confirm. I will have to break the old key fob to get the key blade out correct? Both of mine are inside the plastic of the fob even though they do have the threaded blade
My worst key was a straight blade w/o wings so I used them.Same here. I thought the pin was for the straight blade without "wings".
Or just snap the thing in half with your fingers. It did not take much.Correct. If your key blade is still intact, you will need to crack/tear the key blade out of the plastic case. Pliers or wire cutters work well.
1.3mm@suprarx7nut My battery died in my fob. I have no clue where the Allen key that came with my key is, and it's so tiny I haven't been able to find one at the hardware store to fit it.
Can you tell me what size Allen key I need to purchase to break into this vault you call a key fob shell?