Cost of changing out the lock/ignition
Perhaps I am just a little paranoid, but I am thinking about changing out the locks and ignition on the S once I purchase a used one. Would anyone know how much that would cost? Sorry if this sounds silly, but it's a psychological condition, haha.
Originally Posted by cthree,Jun 6 2005, 07:23 AM
You think the former owner is going to come and steal it?!?! I can't recommend a locksmith but I know a therapist or two.
Originally Posted by cthree,Jun 6 2005, 04:23 PM
You think the former owner is going to come and steal it?!?! I can't recommend a locksmith but I know a therapist or two.
It's not that easy, you still have to program the chip in the key to work with that car. And the keys aren't cheap ($200+) to get either so the chances of this happening are very low. And yea, for the rare instance that it does happen, you do have insurance to cover you.
Just my .02
Just my .02
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Dude how is anyone supposed to answer the question? Go to a dealer and get a quote. New locks, new keys, new ECU. Enjoy. It's ridiculous to think that the former owner of a car is going to keep copies of the keys and then go steal it back. The only time I can think of this happening is if the guy you bought it from is a car thief. The idea that a dealer employee is going to copy your key, show up in the middle of the night and put your baby in his driveway instead is equally ridiculous.
This topic is absurd. Get insurance for christ sake.
This topic is absurd. Get insurance for christ sake.
Originally Posted by cthree,Jun 6 2005, 04:00 PM
Dude how is anyone supposed to answer the question? Go to a dealer and get a quote. New locks, new keys, new ECU. Enjoy. It's ridiculous to think that the former owner of a car is going to keep copies of the keys and then go steal it back. The only time I can think of this happening is if the guy you bought it from is a car thief. The idea that a dealer employee is going to copy your key, show up in the middle of the night and put your baby in his driveway instead is equally ridiculous.
This topic is absurd. Get insurance for christ sake.
This topic is absurd. Get insurance for christ sake.




