dude, call up a real locksmith. They can cut you a key for your ignition on the spot, without a keycode.
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anyone know how to hotwire their e30?
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Originally posted by Funkmasta View Postdude, call up a real locksmith. They can cut you a key for your ignition on the spot, without a keycode.
I *love* how everyone has an opinion or a brilliant idea, yet most don't even know WTF they're talking about.
The steering lock is a BITCH to disable, especially if you don't want to mess up the appearance of your car inside. It's very easy to hotwire the car to get it started, but that won't help until you get the steering lock disabled or unlocked.
And yes, the key cylinder is pretty easy to replace, IF you have the key!!! Otherwise, it's a PITA. Hell, it's easier to just yank the whole steering column out and replace the whole thing, cylinder/switch and all.
A good locksmith should be able to cut a key no problem- it'll probably cost you $75-100 to get it done though.....
Bret.
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Originally posted by T.Dot_E30 View PostDid you read? The original lock was changed.
Ok fine, I give. :p
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Originally posted by delatlanta1281 View PostDoes mass transit still suck in the triangle?
Originally posted by Jparkr2004 View Postyou could leave early and walk. i know people who didnt drive and used to walk from gig harbor to silverdale (30miles) every day
Bret, can you suggest any good locksmiths?
Carpooling with the wifey actually hasn't been that bad, aside from the rush to get to class today. But it does save us on gas and she has AC :D
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Originally posted by schmidty View PostI dont think its that bad but I've only been on the ncsu wolfline. but I live in Garner now, so public transit is a no go.
I'll get right on that :p I used to walk to work, when I lived about a mile from the office.
Bret, can you suggest any good locksmiths?
Carpooling with the wifey actually hasn't been that bad, aside from the rush to get to class today. But it does save us on gas and she has AC :DJoe Funk -- Portland Oregon
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03 X5. 3 liter obviously.
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$120 later I have two 'new' keys. Called a locksmith to have a key made. He came by and by the third key got it right :D. I didn't know they just cut those suckers by trial and error with a metal file, lol.
fyi, BMW can also make a new ignition silonoid (sp?) coded to your vin for around $60. Only takes 4 days but I was told changing it out, espicially with the column locked, was more trouble than its worth.
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Originally posted by schmidty View Post$120 later I have two 'new' keys. Called a locksmith to have a key made. He came by and by the third key got it right :D. I didn't know they just cut those suckers by trial and error with a metal file, lol.
fyi, BMW can also make a new ignition silonoid (sp?) coded to your vin for around $60. Only takes 4 days but I was told changing it out, espicially with the column locked, was more trouble than its worth.
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Originally posted by schmidty View Post$120 later I have two 'new' keys. Called a locksmith to have a key made. He came by and by the third key got it right :D. I didn't know they just cut those suckers by trial and error with a metal file, lol.
fyi, BMW can also make a new ignition silonoid (sp?) coded to your vin for around $60. Only takes 4 days but I was told changing it out, espicially with the column locked, was more trouble than its worth.Joe Funk -- Portland Oregon
That Guy.
03 X5. 3 liter obviously.
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Originally posted by Jparkr2004 View Postyou could leave early and walk. i know people who didnt drive and used to walk from gig harbor to silverdale (30miles) every day
doesnt leave a whole lot of time for working or sleeping
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Originally posted by blunt View Posthahahaha 30 miles . youre a dumb motherfucker. even i with limited mental capacity can figure out how long it would take to walk to work 30 miles.
doesnt leave a whole lot of time for working or sleeping
even if you ran at a slow pace it would take you 5 hours.
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Originally posted by mudflaps View Postqft
even if you ran at a slow pace it would take you 5 hours.
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