Just picked these up for my Merc

[CoRDiTe]

remember these?

I do. I've seen them used mostly over seas. First time I've seen one was in my Import magazine. Some guy had one on a 2nd gen FC. The green one.

[REY]

I do. I've seen them used mostly over seas. First time I've seen one was in my Import magazine. Some guy had one on a 2nd gen FC. The green one.

man, i had one on my 1st ae86 yeeeeears ago...... come to think of it, im gonna get(make) one for my TE72.......

[REY]

I used to have one of these also......

[CoRDiTe]

man, i had one on my 1st ae86 yeeeeears ago...... come to think of it, im gonna get(make) one for my TE72.......

Just go to the auto parts store and pick up a small screw driver

[REY]

Just go to the auto parts store and pick up a small screw driver

true, but there's nothing like spending 50 dollars on a legit Snapon screwdriver, heat it up, yank the the flat head part out, jam in a cut key and ride out like a boss....... Or you can buy one that's pre made..lol

[CoRDiTe]

^ lol

[CoRDiTe]

Update:


Bill Currie Ford cut the keys for me at $10/key. So I paid 20 bucks for the keys to be cut.. I programmed them myself and the cool thing about these keys which my OEM ones can't do is that each key(The ones I just bought) I can program them with my chair. So If I unlock the car with my key it sets the seat to the way I like it, My girls key is set for the way she likes it. This is pretty sweet. It's all tested out and works flawlessly. Not bad. I asked the guy at the dealer how much they sell the keys there without them being programmed he said for my key it's about $100 to $120 each. He can't remember the exact number.


So in all I paid $131.38 with tax for two keys programmed and cut.

[Graves]

I prefer these

[CoRDiTe]

^ I emailed a guy about that key. The price and everythin he described about it was great. I just wanted something a little different.

[Kabron]

Update:




So in all I paid $131.38 with tax for two keys programmed and cut.

Not bad, in for duration updates.