PT Cruiser key question

Discussion in 'PT Cruiser' started by Steve Stone, Oct 25, 2009.

  1. Steve Stone

    bllsht Guest

    Wish I could tell ya, but I don't know. Maybe they thought it would
    have a negative impact on security of the system.
     
    bllsht, Oct 29, 2009
    #21
  2. Steve Stone

    Steve Guest

    I'm not talking about the remote, I'm talking about the Sentry security
    key. Which has no replaceable parts whatsoever.
     
    Steve, Oct 29, 2009
    #22
  3. Steve Stone

    Steve Guest


    Smaller- but still stupidly big. I HATE modern car keys with big fat
    heads holding transponders or remotes. A simple brass key is SO much
    more convenient and so much easier to carry on a keyring.
     
    Steve, Oct 29, 2009
    #23
  4. Steve Stone

    Steve Stone Guest

    Steve Stone, Oct 29, 2009
    #24
  5. I'll tell ya what. I'll take the stupidly big key. I offers theft
    protection plus
    a discount in my auto insurance premiums.

    Can you say that for the simple brass key??
     
    Pete E. Kruzer, Oct 29, 2009
    #25
  6. Steve Stone

    Steve Stone Guest

    Steve Stone, Oct 29, 2009
    #26
  7. Steve Stone

    Joe Pfeiffer Guest

    Given the actual size of an RFID tag, there's no need for such a
    ginormous head on a transponder key.
     
    Joe Pfeiffer, Oct 29, 2009
    #27
  8. Steve Stone

    Steve Guest


    Doesn't make squat of a difference on my insurance, and auto theft is
    just not an issue around here. Especially not our PT cruiser. Gimme a
    key that fits in my pocket.

    Besides, there's NO reason that a transponder/security key HAS to be as
    big as a hockey puck. It could be much smaller, as is the case with the
    keyless ignition transponders that fit in a wallet.
     
    Steve, Oct 29, 2009
    #28
  9. Ashton Crusher, Oct 30, 2009
    #29
  10. Steve Stone

    Bill Putney Guest

    That's why you will feel your gonads tingle every once in a while for no
    apparent reason.
     
    Bill Putney, Nov 2, 2009
    #30
  11. Steve Stone

    Bill Putney Guest

    That's done using homotrons.
     
    Bill Putney, Nov 2, 2009
    #31
  12. Steve Stone

    Steve Guest

    Steve, Nov 5, 2009
    #32
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