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Old 06-04-2006, 11:02 PM   #1
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Question 1 Key problem ..HELP PLZ...???????

G'day all , My problem - When i got my AUII XR6 i only got 1 ignition key with it. I have read procedures on addin extra keys , but this method required you have at least 2 keys ! . Is there possibly any way around this - to be able to program a second key ? . I have looked at purchasing another key but it seems the most expensive part is to have it coded , if i had 2 keys i could code a 3rd or 4th key etc etc myself , but only having 1 key and not being able to do the procedure needed with 2 keys, looks like i might be forced to fork out the bux :( , any ideas anyone please ?

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