Neither key will insert into the driver's door lock cylinder- hose out w/ WD40?
In a bit of a pickle as I can't lock my car... I think both keyfobs need new batteries and/or programming (working on this from the search here), but more importantly as a failsafe, neither key will insert into the driver's door. They go in a few millimeters, but no angle will slide in with normal force. Cerberus66 says he didn't use the keyhole, so it may be gummed up. If that's the case, what are my best options? The bezel around the entire driver's side is a bit loose, so the card may be coming off anyway to tighten this up.
Try aerosol graphite spray from any hardware store.
Also for your fobs, open them up and clean the button contact areas on the circuit board with isopropyl alcohol. Also clean the carbonized rubber disks behind the rubber buttons with alcohol. That usually brings them back.
Also for your fobs, open them up and clean the button contact areas on the circuit board with isopropyl alcohol. Also clean the carbonized rubber disks behind the rubber buttons with alcohol. That usually brings them back.
Try aerosol graphite spray from any hardware store.
Also for your fobs, open them up and clean the button contact areas on the circuit board with isopropyl alcohol. Also clean the carbonized rubber disks behind the rubber buttons with alcohol. That usually brings them back.
Also for your fobs, open them up and clean the button contact areas on the circuit board with isopropyl alcohol. Also clean the carbonized rubber disks behind the rubber buttons with alcohol. That usually brings them back.
Batteries are good so far!
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