Key Fob Suggestion for LS460
I am way to cheap to spend about $400 for a wallet key. That being said, I tried to find a place to put the regular key fob that is easy to find and can stay in the car most of the time but doesn't hog up my cup holders (where I had stored it).
I applied velcro (soft side applied to the key, scratchy side to the dash) to the key and "stick" it to the outside of the change drawer to the left of the steering wheel. It's out of the way so it isn't noticed as crapping up the interior (although you folks who hate my "pimped out" sheepskin might think I already crapped it up
) and easy to grab and reapply as needed. You might wanna try it.
I applied velcro (soft side applied to the key, scratchy side to the dash) to the key and "stick" it to the outside of the change drawer to the left of the steering wheel. It's out of the way so it isn't noticed as crapping up the interior (although you folks who hate my "pimped out" sheepskin might think I already crapped it up
) and easy to grab and reapply as needed. You might wanna try it.
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Just in case your solution doesn't work long term I wanted to make sure you knew about the $212 group for the wallet key?
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I am way to cheap to spend about $400 for a wallet key. That being said, I tried to find a place to put the regular key fob that is easy to find and can stay in the car most of the time but doesn't hog up my cup holders (where I had stored it).
I applied velcro (soft side applied to the key, scratchy side to the dash) to the key and "stick" it to the outside of the change drawer to the left of the steering wheel. It's out of the way so it isn't noticed as crapping up the interior (although you folks who hate my "pimped out" sheepskin might think I already crapped it up
) and easy to grab and reapply as needed. You might wanna try it.
I applied velcro (soft side applied to the key, scratchy side to the dash) to the key and "stick" it to the outside of the change drawer to the left of the steering wheel. It's out of the way so it isn't noticed as crapping up the interior (although you folks who hate my "pimped out" sheepskin might think I already crapped it up
) and easy to grab and reapply as needed. You might wanna try it.Last edited by DaveGS4; Dec 19, 2007 at 09:36 AM. Reason: member complaint on ethnic comment
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