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$400 Key FOB?
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| Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: austin, TX
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Friends: 0 | Hey all Prius lovers. My Dealer in Austin TX tells me this it what it costs to replace a key with "programming" Is this a ripoff? Does the Honda Insight keys cost $400? |
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| Hippi Chick Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Ocala,Fl
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Friends: 8 | mine is for sale for 30 you can program it yourself |
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| awaaay Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Vancouver, BC
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Friends: 63 | Sure sounds like a ridiculous price for a key. I've driven cars worth less than that. |
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Friends: 10 | It should be about half that price. Tom |
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Friends: 0 | $500 to replace a lost FOB, as told by my dealer. I live in the Bay Area, however, where everything is more expensive. But yeah, that's roughly the right price. Of course you can always try buying key FOBs from ebay which will be much less $$. But you probably have to get the (secondary) key cut and the FOB programmed for your car. Word of advice, just don't lose it. |
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Friends: 10 | Purchase a new fob online from a Toyota parts dealer, then have your dealer program the car to accept it. Tom |
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| Collecting Data on Nature Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Sacramento, CA.
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Friends: 0 | You need to get a new key fob. The ebay fobs will only operate the ignition-the other functions will not work. You can find a dealer that will give 10% off for the fob. I got mine for $175. The same dealer programed it for $40 while others wanted up to $170. You really need to shop around to get the best price for fob replacement. |
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| High Fiber Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: South OC So Cal & the Flathead Valley MT
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Friends: 12 | shucks ... wish you woulda told me that 3 or 4 years back ... I wouldn't have bought 2 on ebay (working fine btw) ... I wonder if it is too late to get my money back. |
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Are all functions of your ebay silver fob working? Who was the ebay seller? | |
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