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Another trick I've used twice, I copied the key at the hardware store, but I made sure they used a plain metal blank. Did this on a vats car, and a transponder car that I was having problems with. If you bypass everything correctly then it will start with that copied key. If not, then it helps you narrow down your problem to the bypass. But try to be very discreet about this, because customers will get upset if they end up finding out you copied their key, regardless of the reason you copied it.

Thanks for the tip CutDog504, I will put them to my notes. I only want and hope I won't ever have to use it. That's the thing with this job, you love and hate it. When you have limited time on an install there seems to be an infinite amount of problems that comes up. Even on a routine install that you have done a million times over. Be careful whose advice you buy, but be patient with those who supply it.

Thanks for the tip CutDog504, I will put them to my notes. I only want and hope I won't ever have to use it. That's the thing with this job, you love and hate it. When you have limited time on an install there seems to be an infinite amount of problems that comes up. Even on a routine install that you have done a million times over. Be careful whose advice you buy, but be patient with those who supply it.

Thanks for the tip CutDog504, I will put them to my notes. I only want and hope I won't ever have to use it. That's the thing with this job, you love and hate it. When you have limited time on an install there seems to be an infinite amount of problems that comes up. Even on a routine install that you have done a million times over. Be careful whose advice you buy, but be patient with those who supply it.