Kals
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Thanks lemueljedc.... It really helped in deciding. Can you please let me know whether the panic button works?so, Bought one from the link that dwai90 posted. as it turned out, it was quite straightforward to do:
-unscrew the screw behind the original key fob.
-open up the newly purchased shell and transfer the electronics (with the transponder) into it.
-go to a locksmith and have the blank key properly cut and copied.
-put everything together and voila!
**now, I didn't want to spend an additional $15-30 just to make another copy of the key, so I did it the hard way; I chiseled the original key's end part so it would fit the chasis of the keyfob. had to use a dremel, chisel and some other tools, and it took me around 4 hours; but it got done. overall, I only spent $5 without anyone's help.
for those who is not into DIY, just have a locksmith do it for you.
here are some pics of the end product. It's not as thick as it looks in the pictures, and it's compact and comfortable enough to put in my jeans.
hope this helps!
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