Re: Transducer car keys

[Jim <alarminex@xxxxxxx>]

On Thursday, March 3, 2016 at 5:13:19 PM UTC-5, E DAWSON wrote:
> Should you need keyless entry keys or fobs, etc; keylessoption.com will be
> your cheapest option that I have discovered so far.
>
> Just bought a used van with only 1 security key/remote combination.
> I first went to a dealer to cut me a 'valet' key to at least open door if
> the real key was left locked into the van. Price, free.
> Searched and searched online and found somehow on Amazon, very well priced
> security keys/remotes.
> Priced at $29.95 for 2 new transducer keys with full 5-function remote
> including battery, and, shipping included.
>
> You can buy a cloner, but it is just an exact copy of your key only, and
> will be limiting you.
> I then went to Lowe's and brought my valet key for them to copy onto my new
> shell remote keys ( I left the guts out of them). They will copy the valet
> key since it is not a transducer key. The guy did not even charge me for
> labor because he said that he had not sold me any product.
>
> Bring one new non-cut transducer key/remote to the dealer, for them to cut
> and program it into the vehicle computer. Cost only $59.95 labor, no tax.
> At Locksmiths $79 to $85 per key.
>
> Now that you have 2 keys learned into the car computer, there is a simple
> procedure that will allow you to program your additional keys all by
> yourself for free.
>
> The procedure is brand specific of course, but can be easily looked up
> online.
>
> I did buy also plain transducer keys at the same time, and was able to
> program them all in just a few minutes.
>
> I now have a total of 3 working programmed keys/remotes + valet key, for a
> total cost of $103.95.
> ...and it was supposed to cost me several hundred dollars for 1 key!
>
> Hoping this can help someone someday.
>
> Darn it,  I should not have told this to anyone. Now, someone might use this
> to break into a car...
>
>       Introducing....................CarX Unlocker
> software........................Just kidding!
>
>
>       Could not help myself after the last roundup. Please take it in good
> jest!

And apparently the next product to be developed should be:

Liplocker software.

Likewise ..... jest.