Ace Hardware (I’d guess).

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Jan 16, 2020
12:44:48pm

Soupie Grandma Sycamore

Ace Hardware (I’d guess).

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Soupie

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Replacement key fobs are a racket, but there may be a cheaper workaround for your car.

jdub FORMER USER

1/16/20 12:30pm

Now you have a business. Start programming replacement key fobs.

pink22

1/16/20 12:31pm

I bought a keyfob from ebay as well. Then took it to ace, and for $15 they

ICBlue

1/16/20 12:36pm

Ace who?

LiveCoug

1/16/20 12:43pm

Ace Hardware (I’d guess).

Soupie

1/16/20 12:44pm

Right.

ICBlue

1/16/20 12:50pm

Had no idea Ace programmed fobs. Good to know

LiveCoug

1/16/20 12:57pm

Yes they do. I got a replacement key for an older Subaru (the kind with a chip)

Murray

1/16/20 1:55pm

Even better, but the price (from what I've seen) varies with different cars. It's worth checking with Ace.

jdub

1/16/20 12:48pm

What is this programmer device you speak of? I’m about to drop $280 for an additional key.

Pimpin4Paradise

1/16/20 12:55pm

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