Door Key pad code?
Fleet Mechanic
Joined: Jan 2007
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I went with the option of putting in a crew-cab rear-door handle, which has no keyhole, and having the module replaced. Now, if the fools want in, they'll have to do enough damage to actually make it worth a claim. The module, installation, and an extra fob ran just over $300. Add in the value of the radio ($150) and the cost of the door handle, and you're just barely braking my deductible.
the theives used a screwdriver to jam into the lock cylinder, and pop the whole handle out of the door, as has been discussed (to death) many times -- do a search on "theft" and you'll be entertained for days. I also discovered on Friday that they tried to get in on the passenger's side, too; all they did was scratch things.
I'm going to have the ignition cylinder re-keyed on Monday.
-blaine
the theives used a screwdriver to jam into the lock cylinder, and pop the whole handle out of the door, as has been discussed (to death) many times -- do a search on "theft" and you'll be entertained for days. I also discovered on Friday that they tried to get in on the passenger's side, too; all they did was scratch things.
I'm going to have the ignition cylinder re-keyed on Monday.
-blaine
