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911 Design Key; ~$120 as of 3/09 Instructions for swap Took ~ 20 minutes, taking my time as to not damage anything confirmed operation at end of swap
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Oh, I thought the 4th pic showed a Cyanide pill in case the swap didn't work!
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POST 2Original post
nice... whats the 4th pic?
POST 3 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
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Transponder you move over. The new key head comes with its own. One other note: I did actually have to pop out the spring- loaded slide mechanism on my old key to release the blade part; no drama.
POST 4Original post
Oh, I thought the 4th pic showed a Cyanide pill in case the swap didn't work! Sott, very nice!
POST 5Original post
uuuuuhhhh, Id be afraid to tackle this diy, I just dont like that transponder word.... esp that I hear some of these keys thread needing reprogramming at 3 bills... OK Im a wimp, Id rather tear apart the front/back end or something like that...
POST 6 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post
No, really, it just rests there - no connections at all - like a teeny tiny Advil. Pick it out of the old key head, and put it in the new one. *done*
POST 7Original post
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It's crazy easy. be happy to do it for you if you take my bumper off for me heh I have that key, I think it's cool On a different subject I had a new key programmed for my SAAB, the dealer charged me 22 bucks to program! It's pretty much the same as Porsche key programming that most dealers want an hours labor for!
POST 8Original post
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OK guys no removing each others stuff Nice key...!!
POST 9Original post
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Settle down drooler!
POST 10Original post
hehehehe
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A pill from the Matrix? Take the RED one Neo!
POST 12Original post
Ed, you need to start wearing a lobster bib when you are on Rennlist.
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Needs a GT2 emblem on the key for Ed to get all slobbery.
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