Post your keys :D
No, I don't think superglue would be sufficient. The only suggestion I can come up with is to get a hole drilled and tapped in your "destroyed" key. Maybe dremel the engaging surfaces to look more like the Rogue key (NOT THE KEYS NOTCHES!) Of course, if it were me, I would have bought a blank Rogue key and had it cut to match my Z key then reprogrammed/switched chips.
No, I don't think superglue would be sufficient. The only suggestion I can come up with is to get a hole drilled and tapped in your "destroyed" key. Maybe dremel the engaging surfaces to look more like the Rogue key (NOT THE KEYS NOTCHES!) Of course, if it were me, I would have bought a blank Rogue key and had it cut to match my Z key then reprogrammed/switched chips.
Make 2 holes, get another similarly sized screw, and make another mounting spot. To make the mounting spot, get some kind of plastic like epoxy maybe? I know there is some plastic equivalent of JB weld......... Make a little mound of the epoxy and start the hole a little bit. Then when you screw the screw in, it will cut its own thread.
Maybe if you posted a pic of the inside of the key I could tell the clearances a bit better...
Maybe if you posted a pic of the inside of the key I could tell the clearances a bit better...
ahh best 19.99 i've spent all month! key was purchased from a.suntek on ebay. shipping time is estimaed at 14-21 days but it arrived in 10. i must say, im quite impressed with the quality. the install was super easy--15 minutes tops(5 minutes for transferring circuit board/battery and 10 to get the transponder out). home depot cut the key for free, as they only charge u for purchasing the blank when making copies.
only issue is that i can't get any sort of key ring through the bottom to attach the rest of my keys to. otherwise couldn't be happier!
only issue is that i can't get any sort of key ring through the bottom to attach the rest of my keys to. otherwise couldn't be happier!
Yes, much more lighter and portable!
I didn't want to spend $80 on new Rogue Key so i bought a cut used one for like $10.
Then i hacked my existing key and glued it in there with a plastic weld/epoxy.
I didn't want to spend $80 on new Rogue Key so i bought a cut used one for like $10.
Then i hacked my existing key and glued it in there with a plastic weld/epoxy.
I just recieved mine in the mail from a.suntek. Can't wait to get it installed tonight.
Updated: Got turned down by Home Depot & Lowe's, so decided to take it to Locksmith. The guy did it in 2min for free. The key looks nice and solid.
Thanks everyone.
Updated: Got turned down by Home Depot & Lowe's, so decided to take it to Locksmith. The guy did it in 2min for free. The key looks nice and solid.
Thanks everyone.
Last edited by 350Speed; Nov 5, 2009 at 01:14 PM.
can someone please post a DIY link for the first key in this post? i tried searching but no luck! i remember seeing it on here somewhere but for some reason i cannot locate it. thanks!







