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Need car key fixed

Scrappychimow · 2014-09-25 11:38:08

Hi, The metal part of my car key came apart from the flip part of the key fob ( Photo attached) Anyone know where i could get this repaired a instead of buying a new one?

25-09-2014 12:38pm

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Scrappychimow

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Hi,
The metal part of my car key came apart from the flip part of the key fob ( Photo attached)

Anyone know where i could get this repaired a instead of buying a new one?

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#2 26-09-2014 12:57am

goz83

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Would you not open it up and repair it yourself? It'll be an easy job with a decent glue once you have it opened. Maybe a steel glue (the 2 part mix type). I repaired a standard mitsubishi key this way when it dislodged from the jacket. I also used the same stuff, mixed with some putty to create a jacket for a key blade. Good stuff, available in any hardware, or halfords if you must.

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