Which keys do you leave?
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I don't, but then I don't live in NY anymore. If I did, I would either take things out of the glove box and trunk that I was fond of, or put explosive devices in there in case anyone tried to get in.
You can lock the glove box, and disable the trunk opener switch near your left knee (when you are sitting in the car, of course. I didn't mean it is by your left knee all of the time.) by using the switch in the glove box, and then locking it.
And then leave them the valet key, hoping that you didn't foget that the wheel lock key is in the trunk and they have to take off a tire to fix something, or rotate them, or whatever.
You can lock the glove box, and disable the trunk opener switch near your left knee (when you are sitting in the car, of course. I didn't mean it is by your left knee all of the time.) by using the switch in the glove box, and then locking it.
And then leave them the valet key, hoping that you didn't foget that the wheel lock key is in the trunk and they have to take off a tire to fix something, or rotate them, or whatever.
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Originally Posted by Ron A
And then leave them the valet key, hoping that you didn't foget that the wheel lock key is in the trunk and they have to take off a tire to fix something, or rotate them, or whatever.
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Originally Posted by Ron A
I don't, but then I don't live in NY anymore. If I did, I would either take things out of the glove box and trunk that I was fond of, or put explosive devices in there in case anyone tried to get in.
You can lock the glove box, and disable the trunk opener switch near your left knee (when you are sitting in the car, of course. I didn't mean it is by your left knee all of the time.) by using the switch in the glove box, and then locking it.
And then leave them the valet key, hoping that you didn't foget that the wheel lock key is in the trunk and they have to take off a tire to fix something, or rotate them, or whatever.
You can lock the glove box, and disable the trunk opener switch near your left knee (when you are sitting in the car, of course. I didn't mean it is by your left knee all of the time.) by using the switch in the glove box, and then locking it.
And then leave them the valet key, hoping that you didn't foget that the wheel lock key is in the trunk and they have to take off a tire to fix something, or rotate them, or whatever.
you think by doing this they can't get into your glove box and trunk? they can get into places you never know existed.
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I left mine today and gave them my main keys. I had my new Bel radar detector, 24 cds, and other stuff in the car. I was all there when I got the car. No surprise there. I have a great dealership.
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Originally Posted by Ron A
And then leave them the valet key, hoping that you didn't foget that the wheel lock key is in the trunk and they have to take off a tire to fix something, or rotate them, or whatever.
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