buckeyefarmer
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I had one in the winter.
Vehicle keys - making duplicates
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Redbug
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I think the days are coming where there will no longer be keys for a new vehicle. Just a fob to get in the doors and you push a button to start the car. The fob tells the vehicle it is OK to start. Some cars have it now.
oosik
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That's the way my new BMW motorcycle works. No keys - just a fob/transmitter. Get within range(around ten feet) and the dashboard display will display and vocalize " Good morning Oosik - its 11:27am - Saturday, April, 21, 2018 - its a sunny 57 degrees right now. Have a great ride, Oosik". Kind of startles anybody who hasn't been around the bike before.
Bird
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That's the way our 2017 Ford Escape works. Of course, the driver's door does have a key slot that I had never used until just now.:laughing: You see, the fob actually contains a key, but if you didn't know it, you might have a hard time finding it. And there's a combination pad in the driver's door also, so you can unlock the car without the fob. Now if there's a way to start the engine without one of the fobs nearby, I wouldn't know it.
PILOON
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LOL, as long as it was factory installed option?
goeduck
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Yes, procedure for starting does varies by manufacturer and model
How to Open and Start a Push Button Vehicle with a Dead Key Fob Battery - 2�16 Ford Fusion - YouTube
Good time for everyone that owns a push to start vehicle to YouTube their brand proceeedures or read the owners manual
I had a 'push to start' when I was young and most of the time my parents or my girlfriend's parents caught me. Never was very sneaky or stealthy.
You win the prize for this thread! :thumbsup: :laughing:
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I have fond memories of having to find a hill to park on so I could start the car... God help you if you stalled the car on flat ground!
I have fond memories of having to find a hill to park on so I could start the car... God help you if you stalled the car on flat ground!
Hahahaha. Yes, a '63 T-Bird weighed 4700 pounds. Didn't push worth beans.
