Spare "surf" key for VF

[sIIVY_tommy]

keysafes are awesome!! i find they are pretty secure dude, i just attach it to either one of the tow points under the car or if my tonnau is on just attch it to the tie down points in the tray. Better things to worry about like getting pitted then worrying about your key!!

 

[Fozzy]

keysafes are awesome!! i find they are pretty secure dude, i just attach it to either one of the tow points under the car or if my tonnau is on just attch it to the tie down points in the tray. Better things to worry about like getting pitted then worrying about your key!!

Thanks mate, i think you summed it up perfectly.

 

[Tasmaniak]

I'm not sure if it's available or not for the VF but what you are after is called a "service key" will lock and unlock the doors and also start the car. Other than the transponder for the immobilizer it has no internal electronics. Opening the doors with it may trigger the alarm but it will stop when you put it in the ignition.

 

[Fozzy]

I'm not sure if it's available or not for the VF but what you are after is called a "service key" will lock and unlock the doors and also start the car. Other than the transponder for the immobilizer it has no internal electronics. Opening the doors with it may trigger the alarm but it will stop when you put it in the ignition.

Yeah thats what happened when i tried the spare key after locking my main key in the car (window down of course just in case)
Cheers

 

[Tasmaniak]

Then there is no way around it If you dont want the alarm going off.

 

[XUV]

Put a compartment in your board or get a girlfriend who dosn't surf

 

[Fozzy]

Put a compartment in your board or get a girlfriend who dosn't surf

Good idea, but i think the wife might disagree

 

[cgbvfssvute]

attaching to the tie down points is good but the key will still work in the keysafe. tiedown points are east to unscrew and therefore getting the key "within range". i have tried this and if my key is anywhere in front of my wheel arches (ute) say in a bag in my tray i can unlock and drive my car. i use a keysafe and lock it to a nearby fence or the like.

 

[Fozzy]

attaching to the tie down points is good but the key will still work in the keysafe. tiedown points are east to unscrew and therefore getting the key "within range". i have tried this and if my key is anywhere in front of my wheel arches (ute) say in a bag in my tray i can unlock and drive my car. i use a keysafe and lock it to a nearby fence or the like.

Thanks for the tip mate, but i have the SV6 which dosn't have the proximity key, you physically need it to unlock the door and start the car.
Also the wagon hasn't any tie down points (which i can see anyway) so i will attach the keysafe under the rear somewhere out of the way.
Thanks again.

 

[aussieakito]

Wouldnt use a key safe if you have keyless entry lmao