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Don't forget to change the air in your tires from summer air to winter air.
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Key heads run around 75 - 90 on ebay (be sure it has the bar code tag attached) and are currently on Sunset's website for about $85 as a special deal.
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So that little Porsche logo fell off my key and it's annoying me. I don't want to spend $$$ to buy a new key and was wondering if anyone knew where I can buy that logo to superglue back on. I apologize in advance for this stupid question.
You can get it from a dealer for like $5 or something. I bought one from Sunset and I assume it's the same as the 993 key crest (it looks the same to me).
You can buy a new key head, but its still expensive, but you don't have to have the dealer program it. I would check dealer if the logo can be ordered.
Performance Products carried them several years ago, but I believe they stopped. Maybe you could consider harvesting the crest from a 944 key head if the dealer cannot provide you with one.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...spagenameZWDVW
or
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Porsc...spagenameZWD1V
Good Luck!
..... what he said, PLUS without the shield on your key...
... you lose 25 HP...
... the car will corner like Big Foot (the big wheel truck)...
... your warranty will be voided...
... and, finally, your RMS will gush oil.
Any questions?
Seriously, I wonder if the Porsche tie tack is the same size?!?!?!, or the Porsche Crest button?!?!?! Check out this link below:
http://shop22.porsche.com/usa/dept.a...F8D351A2114697
Good luck with your search.
The other ting about the photo is that you have way too many keys on that key chain... no wonder it took a beating.
My Porsche key is the only one on the key fob, so nothing else there to damage it and no stress on the ignition.
Yes, you have ruined the snob appeal of owning a Porch by putting those inferior keys next to it. As a revolt to your behavior the key spit its badge off...intentionally
Man you guys are too funny! I mention it to a friend and she rolls her eyes at me letting me know how retarded it is too worry about such a minor thing. I'm glad to hear that I'm not alone.
BTW: It looks like that sticker that they sell for $5 dollars might be a fit. Of course if I buy that I have to buy something else to recoup the shipping costs hmm what else to buy.....
I would have never called the parts dept. thinking they would not carry a replacement logo for the key but sure enough they do. Called Beverly Hills Porsche and they were sold out but ordered me one for $10 bucks. I'll take it....and I'll get another key ring just for the "porsche" key. Thanks for the help guys!
Well, aesthetics aside, I was being serious about putting stress on the ignition switch. A couple of keys is okay, but some people have tons of keys on their keychain and that is bad - think of every shake of the keys as jiggling the ignition switch.
Personally, I only have the car key on the fob because my house keys are separated from my car keys (as I don't drive the same car every day and mostly don't carry house keys).
This certainly is a very serious matter. I doubt if you car will ever run the same. The part you lost weighs about 2 grams and will throw the balance of the car completely off. However, if you could hold off shaving for three days. Then shave only the left side of your face. This will equalize the balance in your car again. Don't forget to change the air in your tires from summer air to winter air.
Glad to help!
Hogwash! I am amazed that people still believe this. I run winter air all year round, and I've never had a problem. On hot days, the winter air helps keep the tires cooler and my pressures are more stable on the track.
Yeah - that's the way to go. I hope your new key ring is like
this one
. Get his and put JUST your porsche key on it.
It looks simple and sweet ! I have mine setup like that
I remember a colleague a few years back came to a sales meeting (after he had just bought a blinged out lexus IS200 complete with gold plated insignia on the back) wearing a gold lexus tiepin and gold lexus cufflinks.
after the sales director made fun of him he had to sit through two hours of constant mockery....
I guess he needed to make sure everyone knew he drove a lexus, even when he wasn't in it...
One key on the fob. I can't stand crap on my key chain. The wife has those swipe cards for the gym, a swipe car for the kids for the gym. Keys she doesn't use. I mean, she's one step away from Jailer keys. I got a little creeped out when she was walking along the edge of the bed clanking the billy club on the foot board last night.
Yeah good eye!!! I lived in NYC--upper west side--for four years and loved it. Felt cheesy owning anything with the I love NYC while living in the ciy so when I moved to LA I at least had to get the key chain.
Key heads run around 75 - 90 on ebay (be sure it has the bar code tag attached) and are currently on Sunset's website for about $85 as a special deal.
Wherever you buy it, you
WILL
have to have a new key head mated to your car (its the car that's programmed, not the key head) by a dealer. No one else can perform this task.
So does mine .... but that is not enough. When mating a key to a car, a code is required that is available only through PCNA. The dealer service guy gets on the phone (or online), IDs himself as a dealer, and is given the code for that specific car.
My indy can do many other things with his PST2 .... program for child seat, etc ... but not mate a key to the car.
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