Locked my only key inside the trunk
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01-08-2012, 06:46 PM
I'm glad that you guys have got your keys back again but I'm slightly puzzled. How the heck did you manage to lock your keys in the trunk in the first place? Was it a case of .....
I must take this suitcase out of the trunk.
I'll use the key to open the trunk and keep the key in my hand.
Ooops, I need 2 hands to lift out the suitcase but what shall I do with the key? Shall I put it in my pocket or shall I just drop it next to the battery?
I'll put it in the trunk. What could possibly go wrong.
Is that how it works?
I must take this suitcase out of the trunk.
I'll use the key to open the trunk and keep the key in my hand.
Ooops, I need 2 hands to lift out the suitcase but what shall I do with the key? Shall I put it in my pocket or shall I just drop it next to the battery?
I'll put it in the trunk. What could possibly go wrong.
Is that how it works?
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11-28-2014, 11:38 AM
The key of my X300 1995 has a chip and is programmed. This is what prevented some thieves to take it with them.
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11-29-2014, 05:45 AM
The key for my '96 X300 is programmed also, as I had to have this done by a main dealer when organising a spare. The OP is based in the U.S. and they don't have the same immobiliser/alarm set up as European cars, so maybe that's relevant?
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