That’s a much better idea than a rock star or vogue model orThose grandbabies do grow too fast. Little granddaughter will be a teenager already next month (Ugh). She says she wants to be a farmer. We'll see.
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That’s a much better idea than a rock star or vogue model orThose grandbabies do grow too fast. Little granddaughter will be a teenager already next month (Ugh). She says she wants to be a farmer. We'll see.
none of mine work, I just use the key, so you open the door and I have to put the key in the ignition or it will beep LOL@Tommyice i still have a working key or two. I called the dealer. Said $109 for the replacement but if they have to touch it to reprogram it … $190.
O’Reilly’s said they only replace the outer case and told me to go to dealer.
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that almost qualifies as a miracle LOLI left home at 2pm for the 4 1/2 hour drive up to the job site in Wisconsin. I was driving the '09 Toyota I just bought last week. Now, it's 15 years old, but it's got really low miles so I didn't expect any troubles right away.
Not long after getting on I-35 North, the car started making a loud strange noise. Sounded like a wheel bearing, but a little different than any bearing I've ever had to fix, and it came on suddenly instead of starting quietly and slowly getting worse. I called the dealer where I bought it and told them I was making a detour to have their shop check it. When I got there the shop manager jumped in and we drove it. He agreed it didn't sound like a bearing normally sounds but he put it up on the hoist and sure enough the left front bearing was about ready to come apart. There was no noise at all until this afternoon. I just bought the car on Friday. The dealership owner, the sales manager, and the salesman I bought it from all came out to apologize for the inconvenience and the shop manager himself fixed the bearing. It was 53 minutes from the time he took the wheel off until the time I was back in the driver's seat and the dealership covered the cost even though it's a 15 year old car. That's service worth recommending.
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that was MY first career choice when I was a kid , I even had the farmers son picked out I wanted to marry ( a distant relative, like second cousinThose grandbabies do grow too fast. Little granddaughter will be a teenager already next month (Ugh). She says she wants to be a farmer. We'll see.
Check this link : https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Reprogramming+Auto+key+Fobs&t=ftsa&ia=webnone of mine work, I just use the key, so you open the door and I have to put the key in the ignition or it will beep LOL
Not paying a few hundred $ to have them replaced...whatever
none of mine work, I just use the key, so you open the door and I have to put the key in the ignition or it will beep LOL
Not paying a few hundred $ to have them replaced...whatever
I saw the Rolling Stones in 2015 at the ATT Center in Dallas.
$734 for a new fob??Subaru in the big city just told me $734.00 for a new fob. I found one on line for a $100 and it will cost another $75 if I can't figure out how to program it myself. It's due to arrive Nov. 27 is the only draw back.
When I was a kid.Those grandbabies do grow too fast. Little granddaughter will be a teenager already next month (Ugh). She says she wants to be a farmer. We'll see.
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