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my wife keeps accidently hitting the trunk release botton on the key fob for the SSEi while its in her purse and the other day it happened and the trunk opened while it was raining, would it b possible to swap the electronics of the fob from the bonne into a fob from a 2000 silverado, and not have a trunk release button?
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the keys were in her purse and some thing pusheh the trunk button, this has happend multiple times and Im tired ofa trunk full of water, Its happend to me with the remote for my SE if my keys are in my pocket and Im laying on the couch.
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This probably isn't necessary. Just mention that she should remove the 3 wallets, 2 pair of shoes, 5 pair of sunglasses and the kitchen sink. This should free up enough space so the button doesn't keep getting pushed.
And yes, I am just kidding!
And yes, I am just kidding!
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you could just block off that button somehow. take it apart and see exactly what it looks like... i can't remember. but if you can get the other remote for free, go for it.
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Originally Posted by Archon
I keep setting off the alarm when the keys are in my pocket. I'm thinking of taking it apart and putting some tape over the carbon button.
A couple layers of Darcy'* tape (or other) on the circuit board is all it takes.
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