There has to be some sort of slim plastic case you could modify with a dremel or file, to fit over the fob. Pill container, that sort of thing. Finding the right thing should keep you busy for a few weeks.
That's ridiculous. I'd never buy a car I couldn't operate with a normal key sometimes.
Ah, but I'll still be able to stop in and poke you with a sharp stick daily!
ALL new cars are chipped. Guess you'll be driving late 90's cars for the rest of your life!
What else comes in those frosted white flat cases that snap shut? Car fuses?
2002 Tacoma - regular key. No alarm system.
You should not have to go to Toyota for a reprogram if you remove the battery, otherwise, you would have to reprogram every time the key gets out of range of the receiver. The other approach if you don't want to remove the battery is to cut some Saran wrap, open up the key, and place the Saran wrap between the key and the circuit board underneath so that pressing the key doesn't make contact with the circuit board. This way, you can customize which buttons you disable, like just the unlock.
Or, Jeff, you could put the f*cking remote in your SHIRT pocket and stop wetting your pants about how your remote control is ruining your life. What life? Next question.
You're a funny guy.
When are you going to grow a set of balls and explain how the TSA takes its orders from the city of Oakland?
Leave it to Ray!
Sounds like a good idea!
No, it's me crying about how my remote is ruining my life.
Yup. Another good idea. Wal*Mart here I come!
Every so often, I come up with a good one!
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