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Over the weekend I accidentally ran my Crossfire key over with the lawnmower. I have a spare but would always like another just in case. Here's the picture of what was left.
Over the weekend I accidentally ran my Crossfire key over with the lawnmower. I have a spare but would always like another just in case. Here's the picture of what was left.
Over the weekend I accidentally ran my Crossfire key over with the lawnmower. I have a spare but would always like another just in case. Here's the picture of what was left.
Bits and pieces
The actual key part was embedded in a tree
as difficult as this may be to do. You need to find the chip.
All you really need is the Chip you can replace the case with those found on Ebay
the circuit board can be pulled out of another used/ worn XF fob from another car.
ots the only way to get a fob without having to send all of your items in
I think I may have bought the worlds most expensive Crossfire key. The car I'm buying only has one key and the dealer is giving me such a deal on the car by bringing it 130 miles to me to test drive, giving me a great price on the car and fixing curb rash on all four wheels to boot. They also did some paintless dent removal at a great price. I figured I would just let them order me a replacement key thinking it would be $150 to $200 tops...... Then I find out they are hitting me for $500 and the key is already ordered.
Oh well....guess they are getting a little bit of their expenses back in the key sales. Still a good bunch of guys and Get my A+ on service but $500 for a key ???? Really ?? I hope its the optional gold plated one with diamond studs
I thought $800 the Maserati dealer wanted was outrageous, but my friend paid $2000 to replace his Ferrari key. Feel better, aWilson40?