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Ok after doing some checking you don't have a transponder key. Ford started using them in 1997.
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Spare key hidden under the car somewhere or on you!
I vote this as being one of the DUMBEST damn threads in recent memory! Sorry its not like youre trying to hide a fat girl in the trunk its just a little key! |
yeah,, but i needed to know possibilities,, becuz i even thought of lying under the car and sticking a rod thru the firewall and grabbing the keys out of the ignition,, i had some radical ideas and just needed some proven ideas for help.
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you haven't gotten inside the car yet?
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Dude either put a spare one in your shoe or wallet or something or just get a triple A card or something.
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or if you want, one of thew new guys that was posting his new Mustang, I think he's new. But anyways he put a keypad behind his gas tank lid to get into the car if he locked or lost his keys. LOL
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Is it really that hard to remove the keys before you get out? You turn the car off, pull your key out, keep key in hand, open door, get out of car with key in hand. Very simple. Do you not have keyless entry?
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i think i have a chip in my slimjim.
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i got the keys out next day. But my car has a "Secure Guard" security system in it, and its very very aggravating! Like it sounds cool when u lock the doors, but it has a motion and sound sensor in it, that are VERY sensitive, and when someone walks by it beeps at em. and if you slap my door it goes off and off and off and off and off. and i dunno how to disable the motion sensor.
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why do you need 2 keys? thats just damn inconvenient
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