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I think he meant the dealer can give you a new copy of your old key, then you wouldn't need to reset the car.
by jack_pp 5y ago
I think he meant the dealer can give you a new copy of your old key, then you wouldn't need to reset the car.
- mbreese 5y agoBut the dealer doesn’t have a stock of duplicate keys. That would be even worse! They might be able to lookup the key codes from the manufacturer to be able to either (a) fabricate a physical key and/or (b) program a new key fob. This would make more sense because then, at least, the manufacturer would have a record of who requested the information. And if a car was stolen, they’d know who to go back to. Also, the manufacturer would know of a particular dealer was making too many requests that something could be fishy.