Spare Key
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Was in the same boat a month ago when I got my G, I went on ebay and bought these two additional keys from seller below
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Infin...spagenameZWD1V
Then went to an infiniti dealer to meet with a sales person pretending that I wanted to trade my G for an M45, test drove one, and at the end asked if he had someone in service who could help him program two keys for me. He ran me over there, I got both keys cut, all 3 keys and 2 additional remotes ( also from ebay) programmed. $160 service for free. Off I went dreaming about that M45 I so can't afford right now LOL.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Infin...spagenameZWD1V
Then went to an infiniti dealer to meet with a sales person pretending that I wanted to trade my G for an M45, test drove one, and at the end asked if he had someone in service who could help him program two keys for me. He ran me over there, I got both keys cut, all 3 keys and 2 additional remotes ( also from ebay) programmed. $160 service for free. Off I went dreaming about that M45 I so can't afford right now LOL.
#3
Yeah, when I bought my used G35 I only got one ignition key and one remote. I got a second remote from www.originalkeyless.com; its an OEM Infinit remote that cost me $45 shipped, plus it came with directions to program it which took me less than 5 minutes. I still need that second key though, and I've seen them on eBay and other places online. The only problem is that it not only needs to be cut, the Infiniti dealership told me they have to be programmed, which I'm not sure how to do. If someone can tell me how to program a new ignition key, I could get the one off eBay and save like $100.
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Originally Posted by digital1986
I bought 2 keys off ebay for $30 then went to a local locksmith who cut and programmed my keys for $60. Total $90 dollars and 2 more perfectly working keys which one is in my remote start, one is a backup, and the last one I use.
YOU HAVE A KEY SITTING SOMEWHERE INSIDE YOUR CAR .??
#10
Originally Posted by 04NismoV35
I beleive that's the only way to do remote start in new car w/ chip keys. It's hidden somewhere. I would probably use a non cut key if possible though.
ID SAY FORGET EVEN LEAVING IT BLANK.
HELL CUT THE ACTUAL KEY OFF ..
LEAVE THE CHIP IN THE CAR WHERE IT WOULD NEED TO BE ..
NO NEED TO LEAVE A SPARE KEY FOR WHOEVER MIGHT
KNOW OR FIND OUT
ITS THERE AND JUST START IT RIGHT UP ...
#11
Originally Posted by IMAFUKINRIDER
ID SAY FORGET EVEN LEAVING IT BLANK.
HELL CUT THE ACTUAL KEY OFF ..
LEAVE THE CHIP IN THE CAR WHERE IT WOULD NEED TO BE ..
NO NEED TO LEAVE A SPARE KEY FOR WHOEVER MIGHT
KNOW OR FIND OUT
ITS THERE AND JUST START IT RIGHT UP ...
HELL CUT THE ACTUAL KEY OFF ..
LEAVE THE CHIP IN THE CAR WHERE IT WOULD NEED TO BE ..
NO NEED TO LEAVE A SPARE KEY FOR WHOEVER MIGHT
KNOW OR FIND OUT
ITS THERE AND JUST START IT RIGHT UP ...
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I was gonna keep my third key uncut, but at the dealership they can't program it without putting it in the ignition then turning it on w/out starting the car to go on with programming sequence, hence impossible with an uncut key. It all depends on who installs your remote start, you need to make sure they put it away somewhere far far away from easy access, or simply as someone stated just brake off the key because all it needs is the chip inside the transponder key.