Embarrassing Story
#1
Embarrassing Story
So this past Saturday morning I am outside warming up and wiping down the F before i head to my local cars and coffee meet. My keys are on a strap that i wear around my neck and while wiping the wheels down i put my keys on the roof. I pull out of my apartment complex and hear this sound like something was sliding around in my trunk. Dont think anything of it and i get to the meet, park up, shut the car off. Go to grab my keys and they are nowhere to be found. Immediately i realize i drove off with the keys on the roof
Now im stuck at this meet with no way to get back to look for the keys, Hour goes by and i get my co worker to head over to look for the keys which are on a red strap so they should be easily seen on the ground. cops come and help him out but no luck. someone had to have picked them up.
All in all i end up getting the car towed to the dealer and pay 426.00 dollars for a new key.
I hope everyone had a better weekend then i did!
Now im stuck at this meet with no way to get back to look for the keys, Hour goes by and i get my co worker to head over to look for the keys which are on a red strap so they should be easily seen on the ground. cops come and help him out but no luck. someone had to have picked them up.
All in all i end up getting the car towed to the dealer and pay 426.00 dollars for a new key.
I hope everyone had a better weekend then i did!
#2
That sucks! Bright side of the story is no one or animals were hurt.
When I bought my car I only had one key too. I always thought about something of that nature happening or the battery in the fob dying.
I hope you purchased two keys...?
When I bought my car I only had one key too. I always thought about something of that nature happening or the battery in the fob dying.
I hope you purchased two keys...?
#3
$426! Was it both keys? Sorry this happened. I actually had something similar to me happen when the guy I had do some tint work left them sitting on the roof with the car running. I drove off since I normally have the key in my pocket if the car is running. I heard something fall and almost immediately afterwards noticed the "no key" indicator flashing so I turned around and pulled over only to retrieve my fob in a million pieces after somebody ran it over.
Fortunately it was just one key and I ended up replacing it with the credit card key for around $300... Expensive but, it's nice to have one less thing in my pocket and one less thing I'm able to forget.
Fortunately it was just one key and I ended up replacing it with the credit card key for around $300... Expensive but, it's nice to have one less thing in my pocket and one less thing I'm able to forget.
#4
They only had one in stock. i am going to wait a week to see if my original shows up. Cop got my information in case someone turns them in.
#5
$426! Was it both keys? Sorry this happened. I actually had something similar to me happen when the guy I had do some tint work left them sitting on the roof with the car running. I drove off since I normally have the key in my pocket if the car is running. I heard something fall and almost immediately afterwards noticed the "no key" indicator flashing so I turned around and pulled over only to retrieve my fob in a million pieces after somebody ran it over.
Fortunately it was just one key and I ended up replacing it with the credit card key for around $300... Expensive but, it's nice to have one less thing in my pocket and one less thing I'm able to forget.
Fortunately it was just one key and I ended up replacing it with the credit card key for around $300... Expensive but, it's nice to have one less thing in my pocket and one less thing I'm able to forget.
key- 83.64
transmitter-185.29
labor-130.00
tax-27.93
#6
Oh yea, I did pay $60 to have it programmed. But it was at Toyota. It reminds me, I still need to get the key cut since I've haven't been to a Lexus dealership. Ever actually. LOL
For now, I do keep a spare battery in my wallet just in case.
For now, I do keep a spare battery in my wallet just in case.
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#8
They do, but in the same display area as the gear indicator / mileage / outside temp / etc. It's possible to miss if you don't typically pay attention to that display and if you are mentally preoccupied enough to forget your key in the first place.
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