Let's see those keys
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Let's see those keys
So I just have my key on a silver ring. Don't like things dangling and hitting the dash. That being said.....saw some custom leather ones over in the classifieds and got me thinking.
What do you keep your key on?
What do you keep your key on?
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Guys - don't put pictures of your key blades. Keys can be reproduced. Unnecessary IMO
Anyway - I have a 997.1 but have changed to 997.2 Key fob cause I had issues with the frunk opening accidentally.
No key rings since I don't want rattling and damage to the trim while getting in/out if the car.
Anyway - I have a 997.1 but have changed to 997.2 Key fob cause I had issues with the frunk opening accidentally.
No key rings since I don't want rattling and damage to the trim while getting in/out if the car.
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I"ve got one of the old-style gray and black keys (apparently it was the spare) and one new-style because the original was cracked when I bought the car and the dealer replaced it free with a new one. (The new one's button broke in a few weeks, so I had to DIY it with a metal tab, and it has held up now for 7 years).
I keep it on a black leather OEM fob w/crest. Picked up a spare for $10 on a closeout in case mine becomes tattered.
I keep it on a black leather OEM fob w/crest. Picked up a spare for $10 on a closeout in case mine becomes tattered.
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I have it hooked up to this only as I drive 1-2 times per week:
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I have this on my key
and on the spare in red
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Standalone key. No key rings.
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I found this case shortly after I got my car 7 years ago - it has held up well; the leather is a tough as I have ever seen. Protects my pocket and not too bulky.
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Guys - don't put pictures of your key blades. Keys can be reproduced. Unnecessary IMO
Anyway - I have a 997.1 but have changed to 997.2 Key fob cause I had issues with the frunk opening accidentally.
No key rings since I don't want rattling and damage to the trim while getting in/out if the car.
Anyway - I have a 997.1 but have changed to 997.2 Key fob cause I had issues with the frunk opening accidentally.
No key rings since I don't want rattling and damage to the trim while getting in/out if the car.
What is different about the 997.2 key and how hard (and expensive) of a change? Assume requires a visit to the dealer?
thanks!
David
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