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Replacing a Broken Button on Electronical Car Keys.

Replacing a Broken Button on Electronical Car Keys.
Have you ever had a car with a wireless unlocking device, then one day you try and unlock (Or even lock) your pride and joy from a few feet away, and realize the button is missing? Well this hapenned to me in a slightly more exciting way, and had to carry a pen with me to unlock my car, this got annoying so I made this modification that looks better than the original broken button and pen.

This is my first instructible, so be brutal!
 
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Step 1Gather Materials

Gather Materials
So all you need to have to do this instructible is:

     1 - Car Keys (This is pretty important)
     2 - Sharp Pliers
     3 - Dremel/Rotary Tool
     4 - Pencil With Rubber/Eraser on the end
     5 - Plastic Cement
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3 comments
May 20, 2011. 5:45 AMKelticpaddler says:
I did exactly this on my Citroen Xara Picasso key.

When the big button died, I cut up a desk rubber for the same job. :OD
Aug 14, 2010. 3:36 PMReffner says:
LOL...he said "electronical" :)~

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