Thread: Spare key.

Originally Posted by Tombie

Why? Are you that forgetful that you’ll lose the key?

Sorta, forgot to take the keys out of my pocket before swimming. This prompted me to cut and programme the new blank, purchased in February '19.

Originally Posted by Tins

On a D2? I broke the head off my old one. The bare blade started it just fine. The key, at least on mine, is not programmed to the car. Course, I needed the buttons to open the car and turn off the immobilser and alarm.

Wouldn't start mine, even holding the electric gubbins of a functioning key, close to the barrel.

Originally Posted by Tins

Knew a bloke who took a coach up to Buller in the snow season. Got back to Melb and found he had dropped his car key up there somewhere. Course, he probably shouldn't have taken it.... But, it happens.
Besides, Ian is old

Ol' mate, the consolation is................

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Ol' mate, the consolation is................

And your point is???

Originally Posted by Tins

And your point is???

Try as I might, I'll never catch you.

If you have a receiver type tow bar the following is the dogs whats its. I just keep a door key in mine and a "good" spare key inside the car.

Hitchsafe Tow Bar Receiver Key Safe | Keywatch Systems QLD

Originally Posted by V8Ian

Try as I might, I'll never catch you.

Only take a few days if I kark it.

Originally Posted by Old Farang

If you have a receiver type tow bar the following is the dogs whats its. I just keep a door key in mine and a "good" spare key inside the car.

Hitchsafe Tow Bar Receiver Key Safe | Keywatch Systems QLD

I’d need to see one before I bought one. Lots of those combination locks are very easily bypassed. Not saying that this one is, but lots are.

Originally Posted by Tins

I’d need to see one before I bought one. Lots of those combination locks are very easily bypassed. Not saying that this one is, but lots are.

It comes with a rubber cover that fits over the end of the receiver housing. It does not appear as anything more than "dress-up" item, so unless you know what is under there, nobody would even know what it was. I dont like combo locks either, but as the old saying goes: "locks only keep out honest people".

Originally Posted by Tins

Y'all forgot they and them.

That wasn't forgetfulness. That was negligence.